OPEC
http://www.opec.org/home/The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), an international oil cartel, is composed of 12 member countries: Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela. The goal of the cartel is to help stabilize oil prices in international markets and allow oil producers to achieve a reasonable rate of return.
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Nordic American Tankers Ltd (NYSE: NAT) – Report June 30, 2022 (Second quarter 2022) – an unbroken string of 100 quarters of dividend payments. Ship values and rates are up
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Nordic American Tankers Ltd (NYSE: NAT) – Report June 30, 2022 (Second quarter 2022) – an unbroken string of 100 quarters of dividend payments. Ship values and rates are up
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Halliburton (HAL) call put ratio 2 calls to 1 put as oil and natural gas prices trend higher
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Schlumberger Ltd. (SLB) calls more active than puts as energy prices trend higher
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Marathon Oil (MRO) option IV flat at 55 as WTI crude above $97
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Chevron (CVX) option IV flat as energy trends higher into OPEC meeting
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Exxon Mobil (XOM) option IV flat as energy prices trend higher
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Occidental Petroleum (OXY) IV flat, shares continue to trend to new record highs
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Iraqi cleric Sadr calls off protests after worst Baghdad violence in years
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Oil dives nearly $6 a barrel on demand fears, Iraq exports
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Halliburton (HAL) call put ratio 1.9 calls to 1 put as shares rally 2.3% into OPEC meeting
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Schlumberger Ltd. (SLB) call put ratio 3.2 calls to 1 put as shares rally 2% into OPEC meeting
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Wall Street retreats as rate hike concerns persist
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Deadly clashes rage in Baghdad in Shi'ite power struggle
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Oil settles up more than 4% on prospect of OPEC+ supply cut
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Rate fever propels dollar, wallops stocks and bonds
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Kuwait to hold parliamentary election on Sept 29 - KUNA
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV flat into OPEC meeting as WTI trades $93
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Laredo Oil Inc. (LRDC) Progressing Toward Drilling as 2023 Oil Demand Projected to Increase
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Marketmind: Powell's feint
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Stocks slide, dollar rises as Powell spooks markets
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Oil prices rise on signals OPEC might cut output
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United States Natural Gas (UNG) calls more active than puts as gas at upper end of range
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Oil prices sink $2/bbl on possible Iran oil exports, rising interest rates
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Iran reviews U.S. response to EU nuclear text for revival of 2015 pact
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Marketmind: Hesitation on Fed tone
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Dollar, yields rise ahead of speech by Fed's Powell
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Oil ends higher on U.S. response to Iran nuclear deal comments
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Enterprise Products Partners co-CEOs Jim Teague and Randy Fowler Interviewed by Advisor Access
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OPEC+ May Lean Towards Oil Output Cuts When And If Iranian Production Returns - Reuters
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United States Natural Gas (UNG) call put ratio 3.2 calls to 1 put as shares rally 1.2%
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Marketmind: Summer's over
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Exxon Mobil (XOM) option implied volatility into OPEC meeting
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Chevron (CVX) 30-day option implied volatility at 33
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Marathon Oil (MRO)30-day option implied volatility at 56
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Occidental Petroleum (OXY) call put ratio 2.8 calls to 1 put
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Schlumberger Ltd. (SLB) option IV flat at 47
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Halliburton (HAL) 30-day option implied volatility at 50
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV at 44 into OPEC meeting
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Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) calls more active than puts
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SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Etf (XOP) puts more active than calls
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United States Natural Gas (UNG) option IV bid amid Nat Gas trends hiigher
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Dollar, stocks slip as market struggles with Fed message
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Oil jumps nearly 4% on possible OPEC+ supply tightening
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United States Natural Gas (UNG) option IV flat, Natural gas up 4.4%
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV flat at 45
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Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) call put ratio 2.3 calls to 1 put
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SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Etf (XOP) 1 call to 2.9 puts as WTI crude oil flat at $90.50
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Saudi Minster: Oil futures 'disconnect' may force OPEC+ action - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ missed output targets by 2.9 mln bpd in July, sources say - Reuters


