Commodity Market Report
North America Crude Markets short-term outlook: August 2020
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Report summary
Stabilizing WTI prices above $40/bbl in July for the first time since February gave producers confidence to bring significant shut-in volumes back to market in July. However, all eyes are on the Dakota Access pipeline and the looming appeals decision around its ability to continue operations during the environmental study period. In this update, we further explore the market impacts from a potential shut-down of the most critical market conduit for Bakken crude. Also in this update: Latest supply and pricing outlook Refreshed views on US refiner crude run recovery and impacts to US crude inventories Review of shifting USGC export hub dynamics in 2020
Table of contents
- Lower 48 Supply Outlook
- What does the future hold for Dakota Access Pipeline?
- U.S. crude storage begins to plateau
- Evolving USGC export dynamics
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