
MacroVoices #370 Adam Rozencwajg: Energy, Gold, Copper & Uranium
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The Oil Market's Contango
In a tight oil market, the near term or the prompt end of the curve gets bid up because people are willing to pay a premium to get their hands on that barrel. In a tight physical market, a typical crude curve is what's known as back-radated. A lot of us thought it was going to be Chinese demand. That didn't seem to do it. And I think you could start to see more things like OPEC cuts or whether they're geopolitical disruptions.
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