prix du pétrole

[senior]

Pourquoi, à la pompe tu paies ton essence en USD ?


Il est beaucoup plus logique et facile de pouvoir se rendre compte du prix du baril en EUR en faisant une simple multiplication...

[jeremief]

Personne n'exprime le baril en EUR à ma connaissance.
Par contre pour savoir si l'EUR devient plus fort face à l'USD, ce que je vois en général c'est 1 EUR = 1.3294 USD. Ça je connais ...
Je t'indiquais juste que, pour moi en tout cas, ce taux USD -> EUR n'exprimait pas grand-chose, même si je serais bien sûr capable de faire une inversion sur ma calculatrice ...

Juste un exemple sur Boursorama :

[senior]

Je ne vois pas du tout l'intérêt de ta "démonstration"

[jeremief]

Chez Boursorama, le baril est bien exprimé en USD et le taux de conversion est bien celui d' 1 EUR à USD.
Quand l'EUR fait 1.40 USD (par exemple), je sais que l'Euro est haut, puisqu'avant il était à 1.33.
Avec ton taux à 0.75, je ne sais pas, car je ne m'amuse pas à suivre le taux de conversion dans les deux sens.

Mais c'est pas grave, je continuerai à regarder Boursorama plutôt que tes updates

[senior]

... Mais c'est pas grave, je continuerai à regarder Boursorama plutôt que tes updates

C'est la meilleure chose que tu aies à faire

[senior]

Encore une forte hausse du pétrole due cette fois aux troubles en Egypte


Lundi 19 Août 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$107.46 ▲0.13 0.12%


Brent Pétrole brut
$111.17 ▲0.06 0.05%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7494

[senior]

Lundi 26 Août 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$106.42 ▲1.39 1.31%


Brent Pétrole brut
$111.04 ▲1.14 1.03%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7481

[senior]

Hausse du pétrole, baisse de l'Euro


Lundi 2 Septembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$107.65 -1.15 -1.07%


Brent Pétrole brut
$114.01 -1.15 -1.01%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7580

[TTFAB]

1.78€ aujourd'hui le SP 98

[Zing]

Crude oil: Bi-weekly market update/Libya turns market deeply undersupplied

We have raised our outlook for crude oil prices in the coming few weeks as the situation in Libya has gotten worse, with another 570kbpd of operating capacity lost in the past two weeks, turning the global crude oil market into deeply undersupplied. Libya is currently producing crude oil at under 200kbpd compared with nearly 600kbpd at the time of our previous report of 20 August and 1.2mbpd in July as protestors take control of the pipeline network in the country as well as the ports. Although other Middle Eastern countries, including Saudi Arabia, are increasing production, we do not think this is sufficient to cover Libya’s production losses.

[senior]

Très intéressant


Pour une meilleure compréhension, kbpd = thousand barrels per day ou millier barils/jour

1 baril = 159 litres

[senior]

Lundi 9 Septembre 2013 - end-of-day

WTI Pétrole brut
$110.53 ▲2.16 1.95%


Brent Pétrole brut
$116.12 ▲0.86 0.74%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7536

[Speedy Gonzales]

Bonne petite baisse aujourd'hui!

[senior]

En effet


Lundi 16 Septembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$108.21 ▼-0.39 -0.36%


Brent Pétrole brut
$112.78 ▲0.15 0.13%
2013.09.15 end-of-day


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7492

[Zing]

Crude oil: Bi-weekly market update
Saudi Arabia is likely to support crude oil at US$110/bbl

We maintain a positive outlook on crude oil prices for the coming weeks, seeing crude oil trading close to or above US$110/bbl. Saudi Arabia assures the market of enough crude oil supply even if Libya were to continue to keep its oil wells shut. We foresee the policy of an incremental Saudi oil supply remaining in place, but on the condition that oil prices remain above a comfortable level.

The US and Russia have agreed upon a framework to eliminate Syrian chemical threats peacefully, with force as a last resort if Syria does not comply. Crude oil prices are likely to discount the uncertainty premium in the next few days; however, we do not see any fundamental change in the crude oil market.
In the coming months, China is likely to return to the crude oil market with increased import requirements after a seasonal lull in August 2013. China’s return to the international market is likely to create a supply shortage in the oil market, which is already affected by the Libyan crisis.

Major price drivers for the next few weeks:

1) Saudi Arabia is likely to ensure that crude oil prices stay close to or above US$110/bbl, given that market reliance on Saudi crude oil supplies increased in the past month and the country is in an excellent position to protect crude oil prices by cutting back some of its production increment if the market demands it.

2) The US and Russia have agreed to give Syria until mid-2014 to completely remove the chemical weapons from its arsenal, with checkpoints set in between. We foresee pressure on oil prices from this deal, taking out some supply uncertainty.

3) Libya is taking new steps, including issuing arrest warrants against strike leaders, aimed at ending its oil strikes and bringing production and exports back on line. We take the order to arrest as an initial sign that discussions are not progressing in the right direction and hence do not see any immediate resolution to the current supply backdrop.

4) China’s oil and oil product imports dropped by 21% MoM in August 2013 due to seasonal lulls in the refining sector and petroleum product demand. Although there is some economic slowdown in China, we expect healthy growth in China’s oil demand for the rest of 2013. Hence, China is likely to return to the international market with a big import requirement.

5) The IEA revised up its 2014 global crude oil demand forecast by 70kbpd due to the positive macroeconomic backdrop. A rise in demand is likely to support prices.

[senior]

Intéressant

... il ne te reste plus maintenant qu'à traduire pour ceux qui ne lisent pas l'anglais

[senior]

Baisse importante du prix du baril


Lundi 23 Septembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$104.67 ▼-1.72 -1.64%


Brent Pétrole brut
$109.22 ▲0.46 0.42%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7386

[senior]

Lundi 30 Septembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$102.87 ▼-0.16 -0.16%


Brent Pétrole brut
$108.63 ▼-0.58 -0.53%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7387

[Speedy Gonzales]

Les prix à la pompe sont sympas en ce moment

[senior]

Ca repart à la hausse...


Lundi 7 Octobre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$103.84 ▲0.53 0.51%


Brent Pétrole brut
$109.46 ▲0.46 0.42%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7365

[senior]

Lundi 14 Octobre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$102.02 ▼-0.99 -0.97%


Brent Pétrole brut
$111.28 ▼-0.52 -0.47%
2013.10.13 end-of-day


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7368


Perspectives d'évolution du prix du pétrole

http://www.boursorama.com/actualites/le ... f3643929e6

[senior]

Baisse (relative) du pétrole


Lundi 21 Octobre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$100.81 ▲0.14 0.14%


Brent Pétrole brut
$109.94 ▲0.83 0.75%
2013.10.20 end-of-day


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7312

[senior]

Nette baisse du pétrole et du cours du $


Lundi 28 Octobre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$97.85 ▲0.74 0.76%


Brent Pétrole brut
$106.93 ▼-0.06 -0.06%
2013.10.27 end-of-day


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7243

[Zing]

We maintain our 4Q13 Brent price outlook at US$105/bbl. We expect subdued trade for Brent prices over the next few days, as optimism over the progressive talks on the Iranian nuclear issue and expectations of increased OPEC supply in November should lower the supply-risk premium. The outcome of the 7-8 November meeting on the Iranian issue is likely to impact Brent price movement in the subsequent weeks.
Brent prices should be supported by China having to reduce its Iranian oil imports by 25% YoY in 4Q13 in order to meet the unofficial target of a 5% reduction in Iranian oil imports in 2013. The latest Iranian negotiations paint an optimistic picture for a resolution; however, we note that the issue is not resolved yet and that the negotiations do not really release China from its undertaking of a reduction in Iranian oil imports.
The US reported a gradual fall in shale oil production growth over the past few months and we expect the trend to continue in the coming months. The gradual fall in the shale production growth rate allows traders to be more optimistic about oil production growth in the US in 2014, and is also likely to maintain prices at a low level.
Major price drivers for the next few weeks:
1) With the Federal Reserve widely expected to leave policy unchanged at the 30 October FOMC meeting (lack of data clarity despite the re-opening of government) it is likely to be Europe that is of most interest. Worries about the strength of the euro are increasingly a cause for concern for growth and could prompt an ECB response.
2) Iran and the world powers are scheduled to continue discussions at the 7-8 November meeting after substantial and forward-looking discussions at the mid-October meeting. The market considers the discussions as progressive and is likely to wait for the outcome of the next discussion before making any future decisions.
3) OPEC is likely to increase its crude oil production in November, after a steep fall reported in September 2013, and maintain production at a subdued level in October 2013. Iraq is concluding the final phases of expansionary work at its Basrah port, and is likely to increase its exports back to its normal level of 2.3mbpd in November from 1.8mbpd.
4) China is likely to reduce its Iranian oil imports by 25% YoY in 4Q13 to fulfil its obligation of reducing Iranian oil imports. The move should increase China’s demand for crude oil from other countries, and hence, support prices.
5) The US reported a very gradual fall in crude oil production growth in the past few months and we expect the trend to continue in the coming months. The gradual fall is likely to leave traders optimistic about crude oil supply from the US in 2014, and hence, would add downward pressure to prices.

[senior]

[senior]

Le cours du pétrole continue à baisser mais le taux de l'euro vs dollar aussi


Lundi 4 Novembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$94.61 ▼-1.77 -1.87%


Brent Pétrole brut
$105.91 ▼-2.93 -2.77%



USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7401

[senior]

Lundi 11 Novembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$94.60 ▲0.40 0.42%


Brent Pétrole brut
$105.12 ▲1.66 1.58%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7458

[senior]

Brent (pétrole de la Mer du Nord) nettement en hausse...


Lundi 18 Novembre 2013 -end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$93.84 ▲0.08 0.09%


Brent Pétrole brut
$108.55 ▲0.01 0.01%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7368

[senior]

Hausse du pétrole et baisse de l'euro face au dollar


Lundi 25 Novembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$94.84 ▼-0.60 -0.63%


Brent Pétrole brut
$111.05 ▲0.97 0.87%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7407

[senior]

Baisse du pétrole et baisse du dollar


Lundi 2 Décembre 2013 - end-of-day
WTI Pétrole brut
$92.72 ▲0.42 0.45%


Brent Pétrole brut
$109.69 ▼-1.62 -1.48%


USD 1.00 = EUR 0.7385