Upstream Updates - Thursday, July 11, 2024

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| Today’s Upstream Updates

  • Oil prices trade higher today as US inflation data offers rate cut hopes

  • Natural gas prices ease on production uptick and lower LNG feed

| Markets - Energy Prices

Product

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$ Change

% Change

WTI Oil

$82.09

+$0.61

+0.8%

Brent Crude

$85.08

+$0.36

+0.4%

HH Natural Gas

$2.33

-0.10

-3.9%

XOP

$145.78

+$2.49

+1.74%

Note: pricing is as of time of publishing.

| Daily Energy News 

  • Oil edges up as US inflation data raise rate cut hopes (Reuters)

  • EIA - West Coast summer refinery margins decline (EIA)

  • Post Oak Capital announces sale of Layne Midstream (Release)

  • EIA - This Week in Petroleum (EIA)

  • Aramco set to raise $6 BN in 3-part bond deal (Reuters)

  • BP predicts oil demand will peak in 2025 (OilPrice)

  • US seeks up to 4.5 MM barrels for SPR (Reuters)

  • Devon become 4th largest Williston Basin operator (World Oil)

  • Natural gas prices ease on rising output, lower LNG feed (Oil & Gas)

  • BSEE reveals hurricane Beryl production platform impact (Rig Zone)

  • Trading houses lure top talent from BP, Shell (Reuters)

  • To help with climate change, CO2 storage to evolve (ARS Technical)

  • Dominion seeks small nuclear reactor proposal (Virginia Mercury)

| X (Twitter) Energy - Insightful Posts 

  • Chart with number of hot days reported over the years (Link)

  • Lithium-ion battery prices are dropping (Link)

  • A little humor on Houston electricity (Link)

  • US fuel demand tracking chart (Link)

| July Capital Markets Activity

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