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OIL: WTI and Brent sit ~$0.20 above their respective settlement levels, aided by
the uptick in e-minis, although familiar, albeit evolved, sources of risk kept
bulls in check overnight.
- This built on similar marginal gains for the benchmarks as of yesterday's
settlement.
- A reminder that the OPEC+ JMMC is set to hold a meeting on Wednesday, with the
group expected to wind its production cut back to 7.7mn bpd vs. baseline levels.
Also worth noting that OPEC+ delegates told BBG that the OPEC+ JTC "outlined
plans for countries including Iraq, Nigeria and Kazakhstan to make an additional
842,000 barrels a day of compensatory cuts in August and September," as they
look to make up for previous undercompliance re: the deal.
- Elsewhere, Tuesday saw the release of the latest API crude inventory
estimates, with headline crude and gasoline stocks seeing larger than expected
draws, while distillates saw a larger than expected build and Cushing stocks saw
a relatively marginal build.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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