In June 2014, Brent crude oil traded as high as $115 per barrel, only to collapse and trade as low as $45 a barrel in January this year. After rebounding in late winter and spring, Brent prices once again declined, this time to $42 per a barrel in...
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This article is the third in a series covering the most common hedging strategies utilized by market participants in the NGL (propane, butane, ethane...
This post, which explores hedging NGLs with options, is the second post in a series of several where explaining some of the most common NGL hedging...
Given the decline in oil prices we've recently received several inquiries asking who is well hedged and who is not, particularly among the various...
On Friday NASDAQ Futures (NFX) launched twenty-six “new” commodity contracts in an attempt to take market share from incumbents CME (NYMEX) and ICE....
While the basic fundamentals of energy hedging and risk management don't change very often, the prices at which one can hedge clearly do. As such, we...
WTI has traded in a volatile range lately, as have Brent and all other grades of crude oil. The prompt WTI crude oil contract lost more than 8% of...
In recent weeks, there have been a lot of stories floating around about the "oil storage trade" but we've yet to see a good layman's explanation of...
While NYMEX natural gas futures are often referred to as the widowmaker of the energy trading world, the recent collapse in the Brent-WTI crude oil...
As crude oil and jet fuel prices continue to decline, many airlines are adapting their fuel hedging strategies to account for the current, lower...