The table below clearly shows multiple data points that can be used to show a much more dramatic fall in production and more clearly show what is really happening. The biggest story is the one told when Unaccounted for Oil is factored in. Using unaccounted for oil it appears US production is 10% off peak, and when you look at the trend since Dec 4 it is falling off a cliff. In fact I found an article on Bloomberg indicating that the global glut has been grossly overestimated and the inventory numbers show a much lower oversupply. Another analyst was quoted in a Reuters article stating US production is falling much faster than most realize.
Oil Traders Mindset Needs to Change
EIA Overestimates US Production in Weekly Reports
US Production Change for Various Time Windows and Data Sets
Then | Now | % Change | |
2/27/2015, Weekly Data | 9324 | 9077 | -2.65% |
6/5/2015, Weekly Data | 9610 | 9077 | -5.55% |
1/15/2016, Weekly Data | 9235 | 9077 | -1.71% |
Sept 2015, Monthly Data | 9452 | 9077 | -3.97% |
April 2015, Monthly Data | 9694 | 9077 | -6.36% |
7/17/2015, Prod + Unacc for Oil, 4 week averages | 9843 | 8881 | -9.77% |
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