Midland quality WTI has become a mainstay in the European and Asian refining markets, shaking up the supply/demand picture in a turbulent time and becoming a key determinant of global oil prices. Understanding the WTI supply chain and what drives its price formation is essential for anyone buying, selling or trading crude worldwide.
In the next webinar in our series focusing on the WTI market from wellhead to refinery, Argus senior crude reporter Lina Bulyk and vice-president of crude James Gooder will discuss new seaborne trade flows, changing trading patterns and the impact of WTI on demand and pricing of other crude grades in the world’s major demand centres.
We will focus on these questions, among others:
Lina has been covering the North Sea crude market for the past three years, during which time WTI has become a vital feedstock for European refiners and joined the North Sea Dated basket as the sixth grade. Her main focus in the last year has been the transformation of Dated.
James is responsible for raising commodity price reporting agency Argus’ profile in Europe and Africa, with a particular focus on the crude oil, refined products and LPG sectors. He works closely with companies and governments to help them find ways to price commodities transparently and fairly.
In this webinar, you will learn:
In this webinar, you will learn:
