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Good morning, Michael.
Crude is extending losses to prewar levels as Gulf flows through Hormuz pick back up, with WTI at $69.52/bbl and Brent at $73.01/bbl. Products are off harder than crude this morning, while Henry Hub bucks the energy-wide weakness on a Qatar LNG normalization story. More details below...
WTI is trading at $69.52/bbl, down $0.82 (-1.17%) from yesterday's settle, with Brent at $73.01/bbl, down $0.73 (-0.99%). The Wall Street Journal reports oil has retreated to prewar levels as Gulf flows through the Strait of Hormuz pick up, unwinding the risk premium built during the recent Israel-Iran conflict…
RBOB is at $2.80/gal, down $0.08 (-2.92%) from yesterday's settle, with ULSD at $3.08/gal, down $0.10 (-2.99%), both falling harder than crude. Bloomberg reports Ukrainian drones targeted a Russian city hosting three Rosneft refineries…
Henry Hub is essentially flat at $3.34/MMBtu, down less than a cent (-0.06%). LNG Prime reports Russian LNG production rose 13.7% year-on-year in May per Rosstat, while Bloomberg reports Asian LNG buyers expect Qatar to let its force majeure lapse in July…
Precious metals firmed on softer real yields, with gold leading at $4,078.70/oz (+1.20%) and silver tracking +1.49%. The 10-year real yield eased 4bp to 2.19%, a supportive backdrop. Managed money net long Comex gold rose to 115k contracts…
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