Joseph
Markman
Hart Energy
Frac Spread: Crude, Gas Prices Buckling Under Pressure
The spread of the coronavirus, a warm winter and high inventories are depressing the prices of oil, gas and NGL.
Frac Spread: For Prices, Looking Ahead Means Looking Down
Ethane, propane and natural gas continue to drop, dragged down by high inventories and warm winter weather.
Frac Spread: Ethane, Propane Wrestle For Market Share
NGL prices continue to slump, but the plunge in natural gas results in improved margins.
Frac Spread: Prices Falling And They’re Not Done
Natural gas, ethane and propane struggle with too much output and more to come.
Frac Spread: Iran Crisis Vs. China Talks—A Good Trade
Oil prices retreat after the Middle East tensions eased, but stronger fundamentals could emerge if trade initiatives succeed.
Frac Spread: Yes, Virginia, There Is A Price Slump
Last week’s dip was slight, but NGL haunted by ghost of December prices past.
Frac Spread: If Winter Gas Price Goes Up, It Won’t Last Long
High inventory will keep prices stable, says Greg Haas of Stratas Advisors; NGL prices struggle in the past week.
Frac Spread: Slow Ride
Hydrocarbon prices are improving, but at a slower rate than expected based on tailwinds.
Frac Spread: Winter Demand For Butane Bolsters NGL ‘Barrel’
Exports are also strong as normal butane chips away at the spread with isobutane.
Frac Spread: Midwest Propane Price Responds To Cold, Crops
Conway’s price draws almost even to Mont Belvieu as demand for home heating competes with grain drying.