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Asia crude oil: Key market indicators this week
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Asia crude oil: Key market indicators this week
Asia’s crude oil market activity in the May 10-14 trading week is expected to pick up steam, although sentiment continues to be weighed down by demand concerns across Asia amid COVID-19 resurgences, which have caused several countries to introduce, or increase lockdown measures.
July ICE Brent crude futures were pegged at $68.59/b at 0300 GMT May 10, up 65 cents/b from the 0830 GMT Asian close on May 7.
Middle East Crude Activity in the week ahead will focus on the issuance of buy and sell tenders by Asian refiners and Middle East producers for July-loading barrels, respectively, as China, Japan and Russia emerge from seasonal holidays. However, trade is likely to remain muted as India continues to deal with a surge in COVID-19 infections, while other countries like Thailand and Japan also deal with fresh outbreaks.
Singapore Asia s crude oil market activity in the May 10-14 trading week is expected to pick up steam, although sentiment continues to be weighed down by demand concerns across Asia amid COVID-19 resurgences, which have caused several countries to introduce, or increase lockdown measures.
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July ICE Brent crude futures were pegged at $68.59/b at 0300 GMT May 10, up 65 cents/b from the 0830 GMT Asian close on May 7.
Middle East Crude Activity in the week ahead will focus on the issuance of buy and sell tenders by Asian refiners and Middle East producers for July-loading barrels, respectively, as China, Japan and Russia emerge from seasonal holidays. However, trade is likely to remain muted as India continues to deal with a surge in COVID-19 infections, while other countries like Thailand and Japan also deal with fresh outbreaks.