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News Flash : Calma Antes de las Tormenta
España : March 23, 2012Durante la última semana nuevos eventos han afectado a los mercados de petróleo a nivel internacional, si bien los precios en estos mercados han sufrido variaciones moderadas. En el corto plazo podemos esperar que los mercados se mantengan en una estrecha banda entorno a estos niveles, soportados en gran medida por la evolución de noticias económicas y geopolíticas.
Descarger PDFFox Business: Price of gas has doubled since Obama took office
Global: March 21, 2012Fox News' Varney & Co interviews NUS Consulting's CEO Richard Soultanian about the prospects of seeing more stable oil prices, following concerns that a price spike has pushed the average price of regular gas at the pump beyond $4 a gallon, and discusses President Obama’s approval of the next Keystone XL phase extending an oil transfer pipeline from North Eastern Canada into the USA. Continuar
News Flash - 2012 UK Budget
Reino Unido : March 21, 2012In his budget the Chancellor, George Osborne, has affirmed the government’s continuing commitment to reduce the UK’s carbon emissions, albeit with some changes afoot impacting the CRC, Carbon Floor Price, Feed-In-Tariffs, and finally has announced the Government is preparing a gas strategy to cope with the urgent need to build more gas power stations to cope with the looming energy gap in 2015, as a combination of coal power stations and old nuclear stations are set to be retired.
Fox Business: Oil Markets Uncertain Amid Possible Global Conflicts
Global: March 05, 2012NUS Consulting's CEO Richard Soultanian is interviewed by Fox News' Varney & Co for an understanding of the different scenarios facing oil pricing in the Middle East, especially in view of the impending meeting between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel, where fears of Iran’s nuclear activities are triggering existential fears in Israel. Continuar
Newsflash - Dove stiamo andando?
Italia : March 05, 2012Durante quest’ultima settimana i mercati energetici, diversamente da altre commodity (come i metalli preziosi), hanno consolidato i loro recenti aumenti. Questa situazione ha aperto diversi dubbi su “dove stiamo andando”. Normalmente nell’analisi dei mercati energetici consideriamo una moltitudine di fattori differenti e, a volte, conflittuali.
News Flash – Where to From Here?
Global: March 05, 2012This past week the energy markets, unlike other commodities (e.g., precious metals), have consolidated their recent gains. This has left many asking - “where to from here?” Ordinarily when analyzing the energy markets we review a multitude of different, and sometime conflicting, factors. These various factors can be organized into three main categories -- fundamentals, supply risk and monetary policy. In this News Flash we analyze this market situation using this straightforward analytical framework.
Forbes : What The Saudi Pipeline Report Shows About Oil Prices
Global: March 01, 2012Forbes outlines the impact on oil prices following the reported explosion of an oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia on Thursday, and draws upon NUS Consulting CEO Richard Soultanian’s recent analysis of the current extreme market fragility where the simmering undercurrents of geopolitical risks can rapidly erupt to trigger price spikes, propelling oil price levels far above that attributable to core fundamentals.
Newsflash - Il ritorno dei picchi pre crisi
Italia : February 27, 2012La scorsa settimana i principali indici petroliferi hanno decisamente superato i nostri range di prezzo (WTI $95/$105 e Brent $109/$120). Al momento il WTI e il Brent quotano rispettivamente oltre i $109 e i $125 al barile ritornando così ai livelli dell’aprile 2008, prima della crisi economica. In questa News Flash esamineremo alcuni dei driver di mercato che sono responsabili del recente implacabile aumento dei prezzi.
News Flash – Oil Back to Pre-Crisis Heights
Global: February 26, 2012This week the major oil indexes definitively passed the high end of our target trading bands (WTI $95/$105 and Brent $109/$120). Currently WTI and Brent are trading above $109 and $125 per barrel respectively and have returned to their April 2008 pre-financial crisis levels. There are two principal drivers responsible for the recent increases in the price of energy. The first is the unprecedented level of liquidity available in the global financial markets. The second is the growing risk of a supply disruption as a result of increasing geopolitical tension.
Newsflash - Iran odcina Wielką Brytanię i Francję od ropy.
Polonia : February 19, 2012W dniu dzisiejszym (niedziela 19 lutego), irańskie ministerstwo zajmujące się sprawami paliw płynnych, wstrzymało swoje dostawy do Wielkiej Brytanii i Francji. Rzecznik prasowy Ministerstwa podał do publicznej wiadomości, że z powodu tych zmian, Iran prześle dostawy ropy, które były przeznaczone do Wielkiej Brytanii i Francji, do innych klientów. Obecnie Iran eksportuje do krajów Unii Europejskiej w przybliżeniu 450 000 baryłek ropy dziennie, z których 11 000 i 49 000 baryłek ropy dziennie jest odpowiednio eksportowanych do Wielkiej Brytanii i Francji. Incydent ten jest spowodowany odwetem za sankcje nałożone ostatnio przez Unię Europejską. Sankcje mające wejść w życie w lipcu tego roku, zakazują importu ropy naftowej z Iranu na obszar Unii Europejskiej. Niepewność dotycząca tej kwestii jest w Iranie jednym z niepokojących czynników.
Forbes : Perfect Storm In Oil Markets: Iran & China Will Keep Prices High
Global: February 18, 2012Forbes reviews the prospects for oil, its current supply and demand pressures and draws upon NUS Consulting CEO Richard Soultanian’s recent analysis of the simmering geopolitical risks which compound to sustain price levels above that attributable to just the core fundamentals.
News Flash - Valutare la rischiosità degli eventi
Italia : February 17, 2012Le nostre previsioni di mercato per il prossimo futuro prevedono, nella migliore delle ipotesi, l’inizio di una fase di crescita lenta. Questa conclusione è guidata dalle nostre stime sui tre principali mercati globali: gli Stati Uniti, l’Unione Europea e l’Asia. A nostro avviso, gli Stati Uniti continueranno a crescere ma ad un tasso più ridotto (in confronto ai decenni passati) come conseguenza dell’enorme accumulo di debito, che, avvicinandosi ai 15,7 miliardi di dollari, renderà necessario l’intervento dei leader per un taglio dei costi ed un aumento delle tasse.
Associated Press : Oil hovers below $102 as Iran tensions bubble.
Global: February 16, 2012Singapore (AP) : Alex Kennedy comments on the ratcheting tension in the Gulf caused by Iranian embargo threats to Europe and quotes NUS Consulting Group CEO Richard Soultanian's recent analysis that the combination of supply fears and European political uncertainties are keeping a floor underneath oil prices, so preventing the market fundamentals from acting to allow prices to slide.
News Flash – Assessing Event Risk
Global: February 15, 2012Our view of the market is that for the foreseeable future the world, at best, has entered a slow growth phase. This conclusion is driven by our assessment of the three main global markets – the US, EU and Asia. In our view the US will continue to grow but at a reduced rate (in comparison to past decades) as a result of its enormous accumulation of debt [fast approaching $15.7 trillion] which will require leaders to ultimately cut spending and increase taxes.
Fox Business News : AVG Gasoline prices hits $ 3.51 Gal.
Global: February 14, 2012Neil Cavuto interviews NUS Consulting Group CEO Richard Soultanian on the market supply disruption fears that are serving to prevent the price of gasoline from subsiding in line with the market fundamentals. Continuar