You want he’ll note I burn for you. Come give me your real name then I burn for you. With Mercedes and driver effigy and 72 virgins also can . Burn one billion hell dollar also can. Then you can go jump strait of malacca.
Gasoline prices continued to climb, with 92 RON coming within touching distance of multi-year highs hit at the beginning of March. In the cash market, PetroChina offered along the curve and weighed slightly on the structure at the front of the physical market, although moves in the paper curve meant that still translated into a flat price gain of $3.81/b to $149.68/b FOB Singapore. The crack was up another $1.92/b at a one-week high of +$32.92/b.
Jet Fuel .......
Jet continued to gain amid wider bullishness across distillates and an open arb from Asia and the Middle East to Europe, leaving prices creeping towards a three-month high to start the week. Only BP and Total were in the cash window, the former bidding up through the window and adding another $0.58/b to Quantum’s cash differential assessment to take it to a $3.71/b premium to nearby swaps. That left the flat price up $2.86/b at $149.73/b FOB Singapore as the spot crack to Brent edged another $0.97/b higher to +$32.97/b.
Diesel ......
Diesel markets saw Trafigura and Vitol bid the middle and back of the 10ppm cash window higher and helped to lift Quantum’s cash differential $0.81/b from Friday to a $5.09/b premium to the curve. That left the 10ppm flat price up $3.86/b at a two-week high of $159.86/b FOB Singapore, while the spot crack to Brent gained another $1.97/b to +$43.10/b.
Just to clarity, there is a difference in options and future oil contracts. Oil options do not require physical delivery at expiration, as is the case with some (but not all) crude oil futures contracts. In contrast, crude oil futures traded on the NYMEX require delivery at expiration. The trader short one futures contract must deliver 1,000 barrels of crude oil at the specified delivery point, while those with a long position must accept delivery.
If your case, if they short sell at usd13 and suddenly the price of diesel goes up, they would have to deliver at a certain date at the higher price / cover the short , hence losing money and vice versa.
@investing_bursa Can you help to elaborate when the oil price spike and HY would not have sufficient hedge and unable to manage their derivative losses?
Wouldn't they benefit from lower crude oil price purchased and able to sell their refined goods at a higher price then? Thus gaining (as opposed to inventory write off)?
Thank you for your sharing. How do you see the effect of foreign currency swaps and forward contracts to Hengyuan? From the annual report, it seems that strengthening of USD does quite a bit of damage to the PAT. Will its impact bigger than the impact caused by commodities hedging in current year?
It all depends on whether raw crude or refined prices move up faster. Sudden spike in short space of time makes it very difficult to have sufficient hedging. Imagine , if raw crude is spiking everyday , one would need to hedge frequently for their contracts to cover their delivery of their refined products. A Yo yo sharp movement for crude makes it even more difficult to hedge . If they feel crude is already too high, they could short but suddenly crude moves even higher causing their cost for delivery of refined products to spike and vice versa.
in spite of good stuffs for discussion here, some annoying uneducated trolls continue to beg for attention. in Malay language we call them kurang ajar. or kecik2 tak mati, besar2 menyusahkan orang.
Commodity swap, In this swap, the user of a commodity would secure a maximum price and agree to pay a financial institution this fixed price. Then, in return, the user would get payments based on the market price for the commodity involved. On the other side, a producer wishes to fix the income and would agree to pay the market price to a financial institution, in return for receiving fixed payments for the commodity.
For refinery if on 1st Jan 2022 when you place commodities swap 1 million barrel crude oil swap at USD 100/barrel and 1 million of diesel at USD 115/barrel mature on 31 march 2022.
On 31 march 2022 if market price for crude oil is USD 110/barrel and diesel USD 130/ barrel
Then on crude oil you get payment based on market price thus this crude swap earned you USD (110-100) = USD 10 per barrel.
On diesel swap since you pay market price hence you need to pay USD (130-115)= USD 15/ barrel.
Similarly if on 1st Jan 2022 you place a refining margin swap of USD 10/barrel mature on 31th March 2022.
And at 31th March 2022 the market refining margin is USD 20/barrel. Since you pay market refining margin for fixed margin payment of USD 10/ barrel hence you need to pay USD (20-10)= USD 10 per barrel.
You make a loss of USD 10/barrel on this refining margin swap derivatives.
I still make multi million in KLSE despite a small loss on Hiaptek. You have nothing to challenge me. You cannot even write a simple recommendation report.
of course having a calculation to predict price is better than using a mystic ball. if not tell me which counter will rise next lor so i straight hantam that stock
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Some diference ah? Is totallu wrong estimation