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Deng Zhenghong: Supply Concerns Drive Oil Prices to Six-Week High
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Oil prices hit a six-week high on Friday due to growing concerns over the supply of oil, according to soft power expert Deng Zhenghong. He believes that while macro demand concerns exist, they are outweighed by the fundamental supply issues. This rise in prices comes despite expectations of a slowing economy and reduced oil demand caused by further interest rate hikes.
Market Performance
The price of international crude oil futures experienced a slight increase in the overnight market, after initially falling during early trading. However, as the day progressed, oil prices rose sharply, with international oil prices ending significantly higher. At the New York Mercantile Exchange, light crude oil futures for August delivery rose by $2.06 to $73.86 per barrel, a 2.87% increase. Meanwhile, London Brent crude oil futures for September delivery climbed by $1.95 to $78.47 per barrel, a rise of 2.55%.
Michael Hewson, the chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, noted that despite the consecutive weekly rise in crude oil futures prices, the market remains nervous. Despite factors such as the extension of voluntary production cuts by oil-producing countries, oil prices have not risen as high as expected, surprising Saudi Arabia and others.
Fed Interest Rates and US Employment Data
The US unemployment rate in June dropped to 3.6%, a 0.1 percentage point decrease. However, the number of new non-agricultural jobs fell short of market expectations, totaling 209,000, compared to the previous month’s revised figure of 306,000. Weaker-than-expected US non-farm payrolls data in June led to a sharp drop in the US dollar index by approximately 0.85%. This decline in the dollar provided additional positive stimulus for the oil market.
Analysts, including Vladimir Zernov from foreign exchange information website FXEmpire, suggest that the rise in oil prices is linked to ongoing production cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia. James Knightley, the chief international analyst at ING, believes that while the recent employment data may have weakened market volatility, the tight US labor market and impending interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve continue to impact oil prices. Morningstar analysts also assert that OPEC+ production cuts are likely to tighten market supply, leading to a supply gap in the second half of the year.
Venezuelan Oil Exports and OPEC+ Production Cuts
Recent data from the Venezuelan National Petroleum Corporation reveals that Venezuelan crude oil exports in June exceeded 700,000 barrels per day, an 8% increase compared to May. Furthermore, crude oil exports in the first half of 2023 reached 670,000 barrels per day, a 15% rise from the same period in 2022. The resumption of operations in some of Venezuela’s oil refining facilities and improved efficiency in approving tankers leaving ports contributed to this surge in oil exports.
Analysts, including Natasha Kaneva from JPMorgan, suggest that OPEC+ needs to cut production by another 700,000 barrels per day during the second half of 2023 to effectively balance the oil market. To offset increased output from producers outside the core OPEC+ group, full production cuts should be extended until 2024. Despite previous production cuts of 4 million barrels per day, oil prices have yet to experience a significant boost.
About Deng Zhenghong
Deng Zhenghong, an influential figure in China’s soft power domain, has pioneered theories and tools for evaluating and quantifying the soft power of enterprises, cities, and countries. Deng’s soft power expertise and publications, such as “Shale Strategy: The Federal Reserve is in Action” and “Reinventing the United States: Secret Reshaping and Soft Expansion of Interest Industries America’s Core,” have provided valuable insights into energy markets, including the accurately predicted international oil price drop in March 2020. Deng’s work has gained recognition through rankings of top soft power companies, cities, and countries.
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Original Title: Deng Zhenghong’s Soft Energy: Fundamental Supply Concerns Outweigh Macro Demand Concerns Oil Prices Rise to Six-Week Highs
Soft power Deng Zhenghong said the value of oil’s soft power hovers between the supply side of the fundamentals and the demand side of the macro side. Concerns about supply outweigh concerns that further interest rate hikes could slow economic growth and reduce demand for oil, July 7 (International oil prices rose to a six-week high on Friday. The price of international crude oil futures rose slightly in the overnight market. At one point it fell in early trading, and then rose sharply. The intraday advance continued to widen, and rose international oil prices ended significantly. Light crude oil futures for August delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange finally rose $2.06 to $73.86 a barrel, up 2.87%; London Brent crude oil futures rose on for September delivery $1.95 a barrel to $78.47 The dollar, up 2.55 percent.Michael Hewson (Michael Hewson), chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said that although crude oil futures prices rose for the second week in a row, from considering the nervousness in the market and the fact that Saudi Arabia and others are surprised that oil prices have not risen higher due to factors such as the announcement by oil producing countries that they will extend the length of their voluntary production cuts.
According to data released by the US Department of Labor on the 7th, the US unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 percentage point to 3.6% in June this year; the number of new jobs in the non-agricultural sector was 209,000, which was below the rate. the market expectation of 213,000 and the previous month, which was a revised 306,000. The US dollar index fell sharply by around 0.85% on the day, and the oil market gained momentum as weaker-than-expected US non-farm payrolls in June eased previous market concerns about job market overheating the US. . Vladimir Zernov (Vladimir Zernov), a market analyst at foreign exchange information website FXEmpire, said on the same day that oil prices rose in New York as traders continued to focus on production cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia. A sharp drop in the dollar was an additional positive stimulus for the oil market. James Knightley (James Knightley), chief international analyst at ING, said that although weaker-than-expected employment data in the United States has weakened the momentum of recent market volatility, the US labor market supply is still too tight, and will the Fed raises interest. rates in July. Analysts at Morningstar, an American investment research firm, said the production cuts from “OPEC +” are expected to tighten market supply, leading to a supply gap in the second half of the year.
According to Venezuelan media reports on the 7th local time, citing data released by the Venezuelan National Petroleum Corporation, in June 2023, Venezuelan crude oil exports will exceed 700,000 barrels per day, an increase of 8% over May this year. The data also shows that Venezuela’s crude oil exports in the first half of 2023 will be 670,000 barrels per day, an increase of about 15% from 585,000 barrels in the same period in 2022. According to reports, the increase in oil exports has crude in June something to do with the resumption of operations of some of the country’s oil refining facilities and the improvement in the efficiency of approving tankers in the country’s coastal areas to leave ports. JPMorgan analysts including Natasha Kaneva wrote in a note to clients on July 7 that “OPEC +” would need to cut production another 700,000 barrels per day in the second half of 2023 to properly recover the discourse of the oil market. Full production cuts will need to be extended until 2024 to offset increased output from producers outside the core OPEC+ group. “OPEC +” has removed 4 million barrels per day of production from the market, but all the cuts have failed to boost oil prices.
[Am yr awdur]Deng Zhenghong, the father of China’s soft power, founded Deng Zhenghong’s soft power thinking, founded soft power theory and enterprise soft power index tools, created soft power energy and low carbon soft power, and was the first to systematically quantify and evaluate soft power, has a set of independent intellectual property rights based on the soft power index and soft power value evaluation of enterprises, cities and countries, and only publishes enterprises (top 500 soft power companies in the world, top 100 soft power companies listed in China), cities (cities and regions in mainland China) Soft power ranking, China national high-tech zones soft power ranking) and country rankings (top 100 global soft power), general planning and writing of Power Series State Enterprise Soft (Core Values, Core Models, Core Strength)” Contributor. The sudden drop in international oil prices in March 2020 was correctly predicted 18 months ago, and participated in the National Energy Ministry’s shale oil development research, and it provided a useful reference for formulating shale oil development ideas according to the characteristics of my country. Published “Shale Strategy: The Federal Reserve is in Action”, “Shale Strategy II: Unconventional Changes” and “Shale Strategy III National Petroleum (Breakout from Low Oil Price Dilemma, Production Reduction Alliance in Action, Geo-Risk of Oil Producing Countries )., Epic Crude Oil Crash) “Soft Power: The Way for Chinese Enterprises to Break the Stand”, “Smart Power: Smart Strategies in a Competitive Environment”, “Reinventing the United States: Secret Reshaping and Soft Expansion of Interest Industries America’s Core”, “Internet of Great Powers: Listing and Competition”, “Low Carbon Innovation: A Profitable Approach under the Green Trend”, “Green Company: A Guide to Low Carbon Business Opportunities” and other works. Return to Sohu to see more
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Deng Zhenghong: Supply Concerns Drive Oil Prices to Six-Week High
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Oil prices hit a six-week high on Friday due to growing concerns over the supply of oil, according to soft power expert Deng Zhenghong. He believes that while macro demand concerns exist, they are outweighed by the fundamental supply issues. This rise in prices comes despite expectations of a slowing economy and reduced oil demand caused by further interest rate hikes.
Market Performance
The price of international crude oil futures experienced a slight increase in the overnight market, after initially falling during early trading. However, as the day progressed, oil prices rose sharply, with international oil prices ending significantly higher. At the New York Mercantile Exchange, light crude oil futures for August delivery rose by $2.06 to $73.86 per barrel, a 2.87% increase. Meanwhile, London Brent crude oil futures for September delivery climbed by $1.95 to $78.47 per barrel, a rise of 2.55%.
Michael Hewson, the chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, noted that despite the consecutive weekly rise in crude oil futures prices, the market remains nervous. Despite factors such as the extension of voluntary production cuts by oil-producing countries, oil prices have not risen as high as expected, surprising Saudi Arabia and others.
Fed Interest Rates and US Employment Data
The US unemployment rate in June dropped to 3.6%, a 0.1 percentage point decrease. However, the number of new non-agricultural jobs fell short of market expectations, totaling 209,000, compared to the previous month’s revised figure of 306,000. Weaker-than-expected US non-farm payrolls data in June led to a sharp drop in the US dollar index by approximately 0.85%. This decline in the dollar provided additional positive stimulus for the oil market.
Analysts, including Vladimir Zernov from foreign exchange information website FXEmpire, suggest that the rise in oil prices is linked to ongoing production cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia. James Knightley, the chief international analyst at ING, believes that while the recent employment data may have weakened market volatility, the tight US labor market and impending interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve continue to impact oil prices. Morningstar analysts also assert that OPEC+ production cuts are likely to tighten market supply, leading to a supply gap in the second half of the year.
Venezuelan Oil Exports and OPEC+ Production Cuts
Recent data from the Venezuelan National Petroleum Corporation reveals that Venezuelan crude oil exports in June exceeded 700,000 barrels per day, an 8% increase compared to May. Furthermore, crude oil exports in the first half of 2023 reached 670,000 barrels per day, a 15% rise from the same period in 2022. The resumption of operations in some of Venezuela’s oil refining facilities and improved efficiency in approving tankers leaving ports contributed to this surge in oil exports.
Analysts, including Natasha Kaneva from JPMorgan, suggest that OPEC+ needs to cut production by another 700,000 barrels per day during the second half of 2023 to effectively balance the oil market. To offset increased output from producers outside the core OPEC+ group, full production cuts should be extended until 2024. Despite previous production cuts of 4 million barrels per day, oil prices have yet to experience a significant boost.
About Deng Zhenghong
Deng Zhenghong, an influential figure in China’s soft power domain, has pioneered theories and tools for evaluating and quantifying the soft power of enterprises, cities, and countries. Deng’s soft power expertise and publications, such as “Shale Strategy: The Federal Reserve is in Action” and “Reinventing the United States: Secret Reshaping and Soft Expansion of Interest Industries America’s Core,” have provided valuable insights into energy markets, including the accurately predicted international oil price drop in March 2020. Deng’s work has gained recognition through rankings of top soft power companies, cities, and countries.
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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author. Sohu is an information release platform that provides information storage space services.
Soft power Deng Zhenghong said the value of oil’s soft power hovers between the supply side of the fundamentals and the demand side of the macro side. Concerns about supply outweigh concerns that further interest rate hikes could slow economic growth and reduce demand for oil, July 7 (International oil prices rose to a six-week high on Friday. The price of international crude oil futures rose slightly in the overnight market. At one point it fell in early trading, and then rose sharply. The intraday advance continued to widen, and rose international oil prices ended significantly. Light crude oil futures for August delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange finally rose $2.06 to $73.86 a barrel, up 2.87%; London Brent crude oil futures rose on for September delivery $1.95 a barrel to $78.47 The dollar, up 2.55 percent.Michael Hewson (Michael Hewson), chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said that although crude oil futures prices rose for the second week in a row, from considering the nervousness in the market and the fact that Saudi Arabia and others are surprised that oil prices have not risen higher due to factors such as the announcement by oil producing countries that they will extend the length of their voluntary production cuts.
According to data released by the US Department of Labor on the 7th, the US unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 percentage point to 3.6% in June this year; the number of new jobs in the non-agricultural sector was 209,000, which was below the rate. the market expectation of 213,000 and the previous month, which was a revised 306,000. The US dollar index fell sharply by around 0.85% on the day, and the oil market gained momentum as weaker-than-expected US non-farm payrolls in June eased previous market concerns about job market overheating the US. . Vladimir Zernov (Vladimir Zernov), a market analyst at foreign exchange information website FXEmpire, said on the same day that oil prices rose in New York as traders continued to focus on production cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia. A sharp drop in the dollar was an additional positive stimulus for the oil market. James Knightley (James Knightley), chief international analyst at ING, said that although weaker-than-expected employment data in the United States has weakened the momentum of recent market volatility, the US labor market supply is still too tight, and will the Fed raises interest. rates in July. Analysts at Morningstar, an American investment research firm, said the production cuts from “OPEC +” are expected to tighten market supply, leading to a supply gap in the second half of the year.
According to Venezuelan media reports on the 7th local time, citing data released by the Venezuelan National Petroleum Corporation, in June 2023, Venezuelan crude oil exports will exceed 700,000 barrels per day, an increase of 8% over May this year. The data also shows that Venezuela’s crude oil exports in the first half of 2023 will be 670,000 barrels per day, an increase of about 15% from 585,000 barrels in the same period in 2022. According to reports, the increase in oil exports has crude in June something to do with the resumption of operations of some of the country’s oil refining facilities and the improvement in the efficiency of approving tankers in the country’s coastal areas to leave ports. JPMorgan analysts including Natasha Kaneva wrote in a note to clients on July 7 that “OPEC +” would need to cut production another 700,000 barrels per day in the second half of 2023 to properly recover the discourse of the oil market. Full production cuts will need to be extended until 2024 to offset increased output from producers outside the core OPEC+ group. “OPEC +” has removed 4 million barrels per day of production from the market, but all the cuts have failed to boost oil prices.
[Am yr awdur]Deng Zhenghong, the father of China’s soft power, founded Deng Zhenghong’s soft power thinking, founded soft power theory and enterprise soft power index tools, created soft power energy and low carbon soft power, and was the first to systematically quantify and evaluate soft power, has a set of independent intellectual property rights based on the soft power index and soft power value evaluation of enterprises, cities and countries, and only publishes enterprises (top 500 soft power companies in the world, top 100 soft power companies listed in China), cities (cities and regions in mainland China) Soft power ranking, China national high-tech zones soft power ranking) and country rankings (top 100 global soft power), general planning and writing of Power Series State Enterprise Soft (Core Values, Core Models, Core Strength)” Contributor. The sudden drop in international oil prices in March 2020 was correctly predicted 18 months ago, and participated in the National Energy Ministry’s shale oil development research, and it provided a useful reference for formulating shale oil development ideas according to the characteristics of my country. Published “Shale Strategy: The Federal Reserve is in Action”, “Shale Strategy II: Unconventional Changes” and “Shale Strategy III National Petroleum (Breakout from Low Oil Price Dilemma, Production Reduction Alliance in Action, Geo-Risk of Oil Producing Countries )., Epic Crude Oil Crash) “Soft Power: The Way for Chinese Enterprises to Break the Stand”, “Smart Power: Smart Strategies in a Competitive Environment”, “Reinventing the United States: Secret Reshaping and Soft Expansion of Interest Industries America’s Core”, “Internet of Great Powers: Listing and Competition”, “Low Carbon Innovation: A Profitable Approach under the Green Trend”, “Green Company: A Guide to Low Carbon Business Opportunities” and other works. Return to Sohu to see more
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