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Benjamin · 07-01-2009, 12:55

Mittwoch, 07.01.2009 US EIA Ölmarktbericht (Woche) Woche 2
Uhrzeit: 16:35 (MEZ)
Veröffentlichung des wöchentlichen Ölmarktberichts der Energy Information Administration (EIA) zur US-amerikanischen Lagerhaltung

SPR: Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Petroleum stocks maintained by the Federal Government for use during periods of major supply interruption.
http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petro...petroleum.html

Freitag, 09.01.2009 US Beschäftigte ex Agrar Dezember Woche 2
Uhrzeit: 14:30 (MEZ)
Veröffentlichung der Zahl der US-amerikanischen Beschäftigten ohne Landwirtschaft (Nonfarm Payrolls) für Dezember 2008

Erwartet werden für Dezember -485.000 bis -500.000 neue Arbeitsplätze in den USA nach -533.000 im Vormonat.

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The market will be watching for weekly inventory data from the U.S. energy department due later on Wednesday, which are forecast to show a jump in stockpiles, and U.S. December employment data, to be released on Friday.

"The EIA weekly inventory numbers and the U.S. unemployment data will be key for near-term price direction," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch & Associates.

"If we see any surprises from the EIA stats, it's likely to be bearish rather than bullish."

U.S. crude for February delivery was up 6 cents a barrel at $48.64 by 0300 GMT, while London Brent was up 7 cents at $50.60.

Data released on Tuesday showed that pending sales of U.S. homes dropped in November to their lowest level in at least seven years and that the country's services sector shrank for the third consecutive month in December.

A report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration due later is likely to show fuel stocks rising as demand slows, with crude oil inventories seen up 900,000 barrels last week, and distillates and gasoline supplies also expected to have increased.

Further clues about future demand from the world's largest oil consumer will come when U.S. Labor Department unveils December non-farm payroll and unemployment data on Friday.

But analysts said oil's rally was likely to be short-lived, especially once the February contract expires later this month.

"We're in a bear-market rally -- I'm not really convinced that we won't re-test the lows of $30 over the next few weeks," Ritterbusch added.

"It won't take much to send the market right back down again -- some resolution to the geopolitical situation, negative employment numbers on Friday, and if the equity markets head south again."

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Benjamin TBB Family Registriert seit: Mar 2004 Beiträge: 10.374	Mittwoch, 07.01.2009 US EIA Ölmarktbericht (Woche) Woche 2 Uhrzeit: 16:35 (MEZ) Veröffentlichung des wöchentlichen Ölmarktberichts der Energy Information Administration (EIA) zur US-amerikanischen Lagerhaltung SPR: Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Petroleum stocks maintained by the Federal Government for use during periods of major supply interruption. http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petro...petroleum.html Freitag, 09.01.2009 US Beschäftigte ex Agrar Dezember Woche 2 Uhrzeit: 14:30 (MEZ) Veröffentlichung der Zahl der US-amerikanischen Beschäftigten ohne Landwirtschaft (Nonfarm Payrolls) für Dezember 2008 Erwartet werden für Dezember -485.000 bis -500.000 neue Arbeitsplätze in den USA nach -533.000 im Vormonat. ---------------- The market will be watching for weekly inventory data from the U.S. energy department due later on Wednesday, which are forecast to show a jump in stockpiles, and U.S. December employment data, to be released on Friday. "The EIA weekly inventory numbers and the U.S. unemployment data will be key for near-term price direction," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch & Associates. "If we see any surprises from the EIA stats, it's likely to be bearish rather than bullish." U.S. crude for February delivery was up 6 cents a barrel at $48.64 by 0300 GMT, while London Brent was up 7 cents at $50.60. Data released on Tuesday showed that pending sales of U.S. homes dropped in November to their lowest level in at least seven years and that the country's services sector shrank for the third consecutive month in December. A report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration due later is likely to show fuel stocks rising as demand slows, with crude oil inventories seen up 900,000 barrels last week, and distillates and gasoline supplies also expected to have increased. Further clues about future demand from the world's largest oil consumer will come when U.S. Labor Department unveils December non-farm payroll and unemployment data on Friday. But analysts said oil's rally was likely to be short-lived, especially once the February contract expires later this month. "We're in a bear-market rally -- I'm not really convinced that we won't re-test the lows of $30 over the next few weeks," Ritterbusch added. "It won't take much to send the market right back down again -- some resolution to the geopolitical situation, negative employment numbers on Friday, and if the equity markets head south again." Geändert von Benjamin (07-01-2009 um 13:33 Uhr)