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All the Way Up – Four Reasons propane stocks could reach record highs this winter
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Report summary
Entering this winter, propane stocks are abnormally high. EIA reported monthly US propane inventories for August were at 96.3 MMbbls, 4.1 MMbbls below the highest-ever recorded propane stocks (100.3 MMbbls in September 2020). EIA weekly propane stocks for the week ending Nov 24th, were at 98.7 MMbbls, 8.9% higher than this time last year. US propane stocks have increased by more than 40% since the start of the year due to weak global demand for exports and strong local supply. In November month-to-date, Mont Belvieu propane prices have been averaging 63.8 c/gal, about 34% of WTI. With winter rolling in, the question on everyone’s mind is - "What could happen to US propane stocks?". In this insight, we highlight four reasons why propane stocks could reach record highs.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Four Reasons propane stocks could reach record highs this winter
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- NOAA Seasonal Temperature Outlook
- US PDH Capacity Utilization
- Gatun Lake water levels
- Propane gas production history and forecast
- US Propane Stocks
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