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The energy sector is off to a mixed-to-higher start, supported by strength in natural gas futures and the broader markets, despite weakness in the crude complex. U.S stocks are set to open mostly higher a day after a brutal sell-off on Wall St, as the market awaits to digest more inflation data.
WTI and Brent crude are moving higher during a choppy morning of trading as investors remain concerned the Federal Reserve will continue to aggressively raise interest rates which will put a dent in oil demand. The IEA in its September MOMR today expects global oil demand growth to come to a halt in 4Q22 and with supply outpacing demand into 2Q23, there should be a "much needed" build in stocks. Growth in global oil demand continues to decelerate, weighed down by renewed Chinese lockdowns and an ongoing slowdown in the OECD. Additionally, the Biden administration is looking at refilling the SPR at $80/barrel oil as Secretary of State Blinken stated a new nuclear agreement with Iran in the near term was unlikely.
Natural gas futures are up as record levels of output continue to lend support and on forecast for higher demand in the next two weeks than previously expected.
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