
Has the change in price trend begun?
February 3, 2020 By Mark Rachal
In this issue of Trader’s Corner, Cost Management Solutions takes a look at how and why propane prices rebounded from January 2016 through October 2018.
Read MoreIn this issue of Trader’s Corner, Cost Management Solutions takes a look at how and why propane prices rebounded from January 2016 through October 2018.
Read MorePropane inventory positions are a reflection of all underlying fundamental conditions, such as production, imports, exports and domestic demand.
Read MoreIt is the middle of winter, yet propane prices are falling even as crude prices rise.
Read MoreThis past Wednesday, the Energy Information Administration released its Weekly Petroleum Status Report, showing data collected for the week ending Dec. 6.
Read MoreMost readers of this report know Cost Management Solutions is a company that provides support to retailers that want to hedge. Hedging is often misunderstood as to what it is supposed to accomplish.
Read MoreNatural gas fundamentals are very important for propane retailers to monitor, since 80 percent of propane supply comes from natural gas processing.
Read MoreDrilled/uncompleted well inventory drops as drilling activity slows. U.S. producers have been drilling oil wells faster than they could complete them.
Read MoreIn this Trader’s Corner, we will focus on the changes in the price relationship between Mont Belvieu and Conway, Kansas, between last year and now.
Read MoreWhy is this important? The increase in LNG export volumes allows the production of more natural gas. More natural gas production means increased propane supplies.
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