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The energy sector is set for a mixed-to-lower start as losses in the crude complex outweigh modest gains in the major market futures. U.S. stocks are trading higher in the pre-market, following yesterday’s sell-off as investors brace themselves for the outcome of the Fed’s meeting later today. Earnings are heavy across the sector with producers, services and refiners reporting 1Q results.
WTI and Brent crude oil futures are extending yesterday’s sharp losses and are now trading at levels last seen in March. Oil futures are lower as growth concerns increased ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and amid a wave of short-selling and profit-taking by money managers. Investors have now pivoted from a short-covering rally that saw managers increase their positions by 245 million barrels over the previous four weeks. Hedge funds and money managers sold the equivalent of 87 million barrels in the six most important petroleum futures and options contracts over the seven days ending on April 25. Additionally, Morgan Stanley cut its Q3-23 Brent price outlook to $77.50 from $90, citing resilient Russian supply and the belief that much of the demand boost from China's reopening has taken place.
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