Coming up to the Opec meeting this weekend, the fact that Saudis would like to see more compliance before discussing more cuts are definitely sending a signal to the market that production cut is far from a done deal. It seems they now have a massive problem of balancing fast falling demand and crude prices they would like to see. However, they must draw relief from the fact that floating storage are in the process of clearing out, while front line crude prices have been stabilizing. Without further news nor fresh intelligence, SFOT now thinks they will not make new production cut but employ a wait and see attitude.(shift of views from just 2 weeks ago). I guess this would mean flat price in Brent to stay within range post OPEC meeting next week while prompt WTI futures will go about its own monkey business.
The champions league continues tonight.... my money is on at least 1 english team to be knocked out this week.....and the only team NOT with an advantage heading into the second leg is of course Man Utd. Playing Italian teams away though has never been easy and Chelsea+Arsenal are in danger as well. Liverpool's seaon might end this week if they do not qualify today and then beat Man Utd at old trafford. Whatever it is, SFOT is ready for lots of football this week while crude(brent) prices falls asleep.
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