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News Flow
The largest Japanese refiner, JX Nippon Oil & Energy has reported thatthe earthquake affected Kashima refinery will resume crude processing
by this summer, but the more heavily affected Sendai refinery will not
restart until 2012. Consequently, the company has sought to reduce its
crude imports due to crude processing in April to about 1 mbd, which
represents a 19% reduction versus the year prior.
Oil prices closed yesterday at their highest levels since September 2008
with Brent and WTI at $117.4/bbl and $106.7/bbl respectively.
Overnight trading has further strengthened oil prices as the release ofeconomic data in China pointed to continued expansion of the economy.
Moreover, reports of Libyan rebels withdrawing from positions, as
Gaddafis forces seemingly have regained the upper hand, led to an
increase in prices in early morning trade.
US employment data was released, showing another positive change in
nonfarm payrolls this month, which increased by 216k, slightly higher
Analysis
With two of its eight refineries (Sendai and Kashima) severely damageddue to the earthquake, JXs reduction in imports comes as no surprise
and confirms our view about lower refinery runs next month. While it
has boosted run rates at its Negishi refinery since restarting it last week,
the overall crude throughput will still be lower than originally planned.
As we note in our Oil Markets Monthly, the effects of the earthquake on
Japans ability to process crude will linger until 2012.
In our Oil Markets Monthly, we raised our Oil price forecast for 2Q2011
to $118/bbl on the basis of the issues in Libya looking larger and moreprotracted than our, and the markets initial expectations. The March
manufacturing PMI of China rose from Februarys level confirming that
growth of manufacturing has picked up, after falling for the past three
months.
Another US unemployment number below 9% was an indication that job
rowth has been sustained in 2011 so far, and ositive minor revisions
than expectations. The headline unemployment number for the US
improved to 8.8%, again slightly better than expectations and lower thanthe figure for February.
were issued to the figures released in February. Despite some softer
economic figures released over the last month in housing, manufacturing
activity and consumer confidence, job growth has been able to build
upon the gains made so far in 2011. The ISM Manufacturing figures due
out at 10 AM EST will provide another data point in the evaluation of
the health of the US economy.
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June Brent (COM1) June WTI (CLM1) NYM WTI crude oil 321 crack (M1)Crude time-spreads (M3 M6)
A.G Singapore VLCC Rate/Spot TapisSingapore gasoil M1 vs Murban M1Singapore fuel oil M1 cracks vs Dubai
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Price levels
In $/bbl (unless noted) 03/31/11
Daily
Chg. 03/24/11
Week
Chg. 03/03/11
Month
Chg.
Crudes
Nymex WTI 1st Month 106.72 2.45 105.60 1.12 101.91 4.81Nymex WTI 12th Month 107.54 1.87 106.03 1.51 104.91 2.63ICE Brent 1st Month 117.36 2.23 115.72 1.64 114.79 2.57ICE Brent 12 Month 114.36 2.08 112.92 1.44 113.26 1.10Dubai 1st Month Swap 109.64 1.30 109.20 0.44 109.70 -0.06OPEC Secretariat Crude Basket 111.42 1.24 110.81 0.61 110.48 0.94
Crude Spreads
Nymex WTI M1-M12 -0.82 0.58 -0.43 -0.39 -3.00 2.18ICE Brent M1-M12 3.00 0.15 2.80 0.20 1.53 1.47
Source: Bloomberg, Exchanges, J.P. Morgan Commodities Research
Nymex WTI-ICE Brent Prompt -10.64 0.2 -10.12 -0. 2 -12.88 2.24
Brent-Dubai EFS/SWAP 6.55 0.05 6.40 0.15 6.15 0.40
Products
Nymex RBOB 1st Month (/gal) 310.76 4.36 304.48 6.28 302.62 8.14Nymex Heating Oil 1st Month (/gal 308.98 5.02 306.20 2.78 304.93 4.05ICE Gasoil (/gal) 317.35 4.79 313.76 3.60 306.65 10.71
Product Cracks
Nymex RBOB Crack (Prompt) 23.80 -0.33 22.53 1.27 25.19 -1.39
Nymex Heating Oil Crack (Prompt) 24.01 0.03 23.71 0.30 26.16 -2.16Nymex 3-2-1 Crack (Prompt) 23.87 -0.21 22.92 0.95 25.51 -1.64ICE Gasoil Crack (Prompt) 15.43 -0.35 15.92 -0.50 14.40 1.02
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Colin P. Fenton, Head of Global Commodities Research and [email protected]
(1-212) 834-5648
Oil Metals
Power
Lawrence E. Eagles(1-212) 834-8107
David G. Martin(44-20) 7777-0211
Jeff G. Brown(65) 6882-2215
Michael J. Jansen(44-20) 7325-5882
Peter K. Nance(1-713) 236-3337
Agriculture and Strategy
Natural Gas
Ryan F. Sullivan(1-212) [email protected]
Scott C. Speaker
(1-212) [email protected]
Shikha Chaturvedi(1-212) 834-3245
Jonah D. Waxman, CFA(1-212) 834-2203
Tobin Gorey(44-20) 7777-3107
Elizabeth M. Volynsky(1-212) 834-4021
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