WTI (July) $61.53 +33c, Brent (July) $64.74 +30c, Diff -$3.21 -3c. USNG (June) $3.33 +8c, UKNG (June) 88.53p +2.03p, TTF (June) €37.075 +€0.8.
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, Arrow Exploration, Prospex Energy, Southern Energy, Star Energy & Touchstone Exploration
WTI (June) $62.05 -97c, Brent (June) $65.86 -$1.01, Diff -$3.81 -4c. USNG (June)* $3.33 u/c, UKNG (May) 76.0p -2.41p, TTF (May) €31.38 -€0.82.
Malcy’s Blog – The Bucket List
WTI (Mar) $73.16 +63c, Brent (Apr) $75.96 +29c, Diff -$2.80 -34c. USNG (Mar) $3.36 +31c, UKNG (Mar) 129.3p -3.91p, TTF (Mar) €53.165 +€0.22.
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, Southern Energy, Arrow Exploration, Trinity Exploration & finally
WTI (June) $83.57 +76c, Brent (June) $89.01 +99c, Diff -$5.44 +23c.
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, The Bucket List.
WTI (May) $86.59 +$1.16, Brent (June) $90.65 +$1.30, Diff -$4.06.
Share Talk Weekly Energy Sector News Round-Up, Saturday 21st October 2023
Middle East war could send oil to $140 a barrel, says Allianz War in the Middle East could cause the oil price to surge to $140 a barrel and bring
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, PetroTal, Kistos, Arrow, Southern, Hunting, Angus, Longboat, Empyrean, Prospex, Rockhopper, IGas, Reabold & finally
WTI (July) $72.67 +84c, Brent (July) $77.07 +12c, Diff -$4.40 -3c.
Share Talk Weekly Energy Sector News Round-Up, Sunday 28th May 2023
Saudi Arabia‘s energy minister has issued a cautionary note to oil speculators, advising them to be vigilant before the upcoming meeting that follows the decision by OPEC+ members to significantly
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, Genel, Kistos, Southern, Arrow, Coro, Predator & finally
WTI (May) $73.20 +39c, Brent (May) $78.65 +53c, Diff -$5.45 +14c.
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, The 2023 Video Bucket List
WTI (Feb) $78.39 +98c, Brent (Mar) $84.03 +$1.36, Diff -$5.64 +38c.
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, The 2023 Bucket List
WTI (Feb) $78.39 +98c, Brent (Mar) $84.03 +$1.36, Diff -$5.64 +38c.
Traders Cafe “Weekend Edition” with Zak Mir: Bulletin Board Heroes, Sunday 30th October 2022 via Vox Markets
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most followed small caps on the London stock market. Today’s selection of charts is FTSE 100, Aurrigo International, Eco Atlantic