The Oil Market Is Breaking Apart: Brent-WTI Price Gap Hits $13
Brent trades $13 above WTI as record tanker rates keep U.S. crude at home. Freight to China now costs $40 a barrel, and BNO is outpacing USO. 2011 offers a guide.
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Brent trades $13 above WTI as record tanker rates keep U.S. crude at home. Freight to China now costs $40 a barrel, and BNO is outpacing USO. 2011 offers a guide.
https://www.wsj.com/finance/commodities-futures/oil-falls-on-hopes-that-russian-diesel-can-ease-global-fuel-shortages-db1651af
Global supply chains are feeling the impact of the Strait of Hormuz disruption, driving up freight costs, diesel prices, trucking rates, and tanker earnings as manufacturers and shippers face mounting pressure.
Nine of 13 U.S.-listed tanker stocks have more than doubled this year. For comparison, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust is up 13.5%.