Credit Suisse And Morgan Stanley Present Some Incredible Charts On The Oil Complex

In a pair of new reports, analysts at Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse take a close look at the unpredictable global oil market. WTI oil prices nearly doubled from their 2016 low of $26.05/bbl back in February to their 2016 high of $51.67 in June. However, since the June peak, prices slumped as low as $39.19 before bouncing back to around the $45 level.

A few key charts included in the Wall Street reports shed some light on what exactly is going on in the global oil market lately. The Morgan Stanley chart of Global Day Rates for oil rig floaters shows rates that are dropping like a rock.

Despite the glut in global crude supply, OPEC production continues to shatter previous record levels. Saudi production and rig counts remain elevated.

While non-Saudi global production appears to have peaked, it remains near record levels as well.

Commitment of Traders data from shows recent market sentiment shifting from long to short.

U.S. crude oil imports are surging as oil is brought on-short from tankers along the Gulf Coast.

Despite surprisingly bullish comments of late from OPEC and the EIA, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Longston is…

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