Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Crude benchmarks trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Both crude benchmarks have lost almost 5 percent in value since hitting 2015 highs last week.
While these short-term factorsno doubt played a role in pushing up crude benchmarks, they are occurring against a backdrop of a tighter oil market.
Crude benchmarks settled in red territory on Thursday, as reports showed that Libya has increased its oil output.
Brent and West Texas Intermediate(WTI)are the two most important crude benchmarks in the world, oil grades that serve as a reference price for buyers and sellers.
Crude benchmarks settled higher ahead of the Easter holiday, with Brent futures up 1.2 percent and WTI rising 1.8 percent by the end of the week.
Unlike Brent and West Texas Intermediate, the two largest global crude benchmarks, the Dubai market is in contango, where prices for later-dated cargoes are higher than those for immediate delivery.
Crude benchmarks settled in green territory on Tuesday on the back of stronger speculation that OPEC and other independent producers will extend output cuts.
So far this year,the deal hasn't shown a relevant impact on crude benchmarks, which elevates near-term risks for investors as the oil overhang seems to continue active.
Crude benchmarks have been trading on a narrow interval around $50 per barrel for already two months as there are no relevant changes in the fundamental background.
The falls came after both crude benchmarks early last week hit highs last seen in 2015, but traders said the market had lost some momentum since then.
Crude benchmarks settled in green territory on Tuesday as Saudi Arabia promised to take all necessary measures to end the oil supply glut.
Crude benchmarks settled higher on Monday, with investors keeping an eye on OPEC-led output cuts and the possibility of extending them for another six months this year.
Crude benchmarks slowed their growth in early trading hours on Friday, with market participants looking ahead of Baker Hughes oil rig count later in the day.
On Monday, crude benchmarks settled in green territory as the United States government announced a series of sanctions targeting Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro following a“sham” vote intended to redraft the country's constitution.
Both crude benchmarks plummeted by more than 7 per cent last Thursday to their lowest level in about seven weeks after Trump's announcement, before recovering somewhat to leave Brent down 2.5 per cent on the week and US crude 1 per cent lower.
On Wednesday, crude benchmarks settled in green territory as downbeat inventory data from the US Energy Information Administration was counteracted by reports signaling that global oil demand in 2017 is expected to climb the most in the last two years.
Prices of OPEC's crude benchmark have fallen about 40 percent since the organization declined to cut production at a late November meeting in Vienna.
For oil investors, this is both the best of times and the worst of times,depending on which crude benchmark you trade.
The fact that OPEC dedicated a special article on the Chinese yuan crude futures in its closely watched report shows that the cartel is taking seriously the possibility that at some point in the future, its Middle Eastern members may have toprice the oil they sell to China versus a Chinese crude benchmark.
Brent is one of the dominant global price benchmarks for the Atlantic crude oil.
Since reaching multi-year highs at the beginning of October, both crude oil benchmarks have lost more than a third of their value in their steepest decline for three years.
Since sour crude is more common than sweet crude in the U.S. part of the Gulf of Mexico, Platts has come out in March 2009 with a new sour crude benchmark(oil marker) called"Americas Crude Marker(ACM)".[4] Dubai Crude and Oman Crude, both sour crude oils,have been used as a benchmark(crude oil) oil marker for Middle Eastcrude oils for some time.
The global benchmark crude traded at a $7.27 premium to WTI for the same month.
The step might lead to the emergence of a new Asia-based crude oil benchmark to compete with Brent or West Texas Intermediate futures.
One of the most notable efforts from China totackle the petrodollar was the country's yuan-priced crude oil benchmark, which it recently unveiled.
Brent Crude is the benchmark against which the majority of the 100m barrels of crude oil traded every day are priced.
For example,if investors want to buy or sell futures for Brent crude benchmark, they need to have an initial margin of $4,000 and a maintenance margin of $2,000.
West Texas Intermediate crude at Houston is expected to become the Americas' most important crude benchmark replacing WTI Cushing in trading because the Houston price better reflects export demand.
Only when those two benchmarks narrow will U.S. crude lose its advantage.
It was the first time since January 2014 that the two crude oil benchmarks opened the year above $60/bbl.