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Halliburton's Latin America Bet Is Paying Off — and Vaca Muerta Is the Reason (HAL)
The EIA Answers Tuesday’s Question: 15.2 MMbbl Draw Sends WTI Back to 1
The EIA's Wednesday inventory report just changed the conversation. Crude stocks fell 15.2 MMbbl in the week ending June 5 — the ninth consecutive draw, the largest single-week drop since March, and enough to send WTI up $2.88 to $91.08 by afternoon close. The numbers
Frac Sector H2 Repricing: The $91 WTI Test for PUMP, PTEN, and LBRT
WTI Gaps to 4 on Weekend Strike Escalation: Monday Frac Sector Setup
WTI opened Monday at $94.64/bbl, a $4.10 gap-up from Friday’s $90.54 close, as weekend reports of new U.S. air strikes on Iranian nuclear enrichment infrastructure reignited the geopolitical premium that had spent most of last week deflating. Brent moved in tandem, opening near
WTI's $90 Friday: Rig Count Holds, Both Commodities Fall, and the Pattern That Has to Break
WTI closed at $90.32 Friday, down nearly 3%, with Brent and natural gas both selling off. Baker Hughes rig count held flat at 551. Two $90 tests in two weeks — what breaks the pattern.
