PXE News and Press, Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production From 06/19/19

Compared to the first quarter in 2019 (2019-Q1), IHS Markit estimates that for the second quarter, hydraulic fracturing demand in the US has increased; however, this is partly offset by an increasing US supply of around 700,000 HHP. Indeed, contrary to previous expectations, capacity additions...

Shale Oil: Will It Burn Out? Shale oil appears to be the place where cash goes to burn. For Q1'19, only 10% of shale companies have a positive balance from cash flow from operating activities. The current gap between capital expenditures and cash flows from operating activities is $4.7 billi...

One big fear circulating through the energy markets right now is that a global slowdown, combined with record output, is causing oil and product inventories to rise enough that we are at risk of another glut forming. Surely, if this does come to pass, investors can expect prices to tumble, wit...

While insurers seem to have responded to the increased risks to shipping, oil traders are more sanguine. (Reuters) Oil seems to be steady in the $60 per barrel range for Brent even if the risks for tankers in the Arabian Gulf have gone up. Counterintuitively, the latest attacks on tank...

In recent weeks, renewed trade concerns, slowing oil demand, and a notable acceleration in implied U.S. oil production have spurred a material sell-off in oil. Similar concerns caused oil prices to drop at the end of last year, which prompted OPEC+ (i.e., the Organization of the Petroleum Expo...

Originally posted on June 11, 2019 ZeroHedge, in its typical eloquent fashion, noted last week that stocks are from Mars but bonds are from Venus, in describing the downdraft of U.S. Treasury bond yields and the significant rebound in the stock market. The two do not rhyme very well, which...

The US sanctions on Iran gave a great opportunity to Iraq, which shortly after increased its target for crude oil production to 6.2 million b/d by early 2021 and nine million b/d by early 2024. The additional volumes will allow Baghdad to cover part of the supply gap created after Iran's colla...

The companies behind the U.S. fracking boom are turning to asset sales, drilling partnerships and other alternative - and costly - financing to supplement their cash flow as they face dwindling access to traditional sources of capital after routinely failing to turn a profit for years, acc...

It's been a tough day for U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil refiners, thumped by Pres. Trump's threats to slap a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico and the EPA's widely expected move to allow year-round sale of E15 gasoline . More news on: Valero Energy Corporation, Phillips 66, Exxon Mobil C...

The energy E&P sector's predilections for production and spending are to blame for their deep unpopularity with investors , according to Bloomberg's Liam Denning. More news on: Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF, Vanguard Energy ETF, SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ...