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From:
Daniel Sabba
Sent:
Wednesday, April 1, 2015 10:35 PM
To:
Jeffrey Epstein
Cc:
Vahe Stepanian; Ariane Dwyer
Subject:
FW: EOD Commodities Note - 1 Apr
From: Prateek Jain
Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2015 4:03 PM
Subject: EOD Commodities Note - 1 Apr
OIL
Another day of If IranTalks dragging on without a conc=usion in Lausanne. There was very little news or comments about
the status=of the deal, other than white house saying that US is prepared to walk awa= if the talks stall. The talks are
likely to drag on another day as there is no hard deadline on the framewor= agreement. Either way, it appears that few
of the key points are still re=aining, and in my opinion the talks will end with those issues still unres=lved and postponed
for June final agreement talks..
However, the rally in oil today was driven more from=the DOE stats than the fading optimism of an Iran deal. WTI built
4.8m wit= Cushing adding 2.6m, in line with data from API and lower than last week =verall. However, production
declined 36kbd (a first decline in 2 months) after being flat the week before, whic= was taken as a signal that finally the
production is catching up with the=rig count decline. Gasoline drew 4.3m and implied demand went up by
800kbd=(even as production increased 5m and imports added another 1.5m) which caught the market off guard which
wa= expecting a draw of lm. This fuelled a sharp WTI lead rally with prompt W=l spread ending 1.5c stronger and
prompt arb up about 50c..
Vols came off sharply today with the rally and a vie= that Iran talks will be a non-event..
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&nb=p; BRE (/change)
K15 &nbs=;
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49.30% -3.25%
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46=50% -4.65%
M15 &nbs=;
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48.30% -3.00%
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45=00% -2.90%
Z15
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&nbs=; 35.40% -1.70%
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34.10%&=bsp; -1.75%
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Z16 &nbs=;
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25.50% -0.70%
8t=bsp;
25=30% -1.10%
Metals
3m Ivls
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dod change&nbs=;
support &nbs=;
&=bsp; resistance
Al $1777
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-$8 &nbs=;
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$1750 &nb=p;
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$1800
Cu $6035
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-$6
&nbs=;
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$6000 &nb=p;
=nbsp; $6300
Zn $2098.5
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&nb=p;
+$17.5
&=bsp;
$2=00
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$2100
Ni $12,680
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&nb=p;
+$285
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&nbs=; $12,000
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$13,000
Pb $1852.5
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&nb=p;
+$33 &nb=p;
= $1800
&n=sp;
$1900
The base complex steadied on better than expected Ch=nese and Eurozone PMIs but traded down post option expiry
before recoverin= in the afternoon prior to the supportive US PMI. Japan's Sumitomo=Metal has reduced copper output
by 16.5kMT due to planned maintenance on one of its smelters. It's Nickel out=ut has risen by 10.6% to 63.8 kMT in
2015 due to higher supply from =ts Philippines' subsidiary but expect to produce 20kMT less ferro-nickel=due to higher
ore prices. Nickel imports to China are rising on low prices and the shutdown of domestic NPI plants sug=esting that a
price floor is approaching. The COTR this week has sho=n that money managers are generally going long with the
biggest switch in =ead. Long open interest in nickel has however dropped this week on a sustained bearish market.
Shanghai Aluminum on warrant stocks are flat at 108.= kMT. LME Aluminum on warrant stocks are flat at 1888 kMT
Shanghai C=pper on warrant stocks are up 1.6% to 88.3 kMT. LME Copper stocks ar= down 0.53% to 251 kMT. LME
Nickel stocks are up 0.67% to 330 kMT.
Copper Vols are down 0.5%, Ali Vols are down 0.5%, N=ckel Vols are up 1%, Lead Vols are unch Zinc Vols are unch
Upcoming Data
01/4-China Manufacturing PMI-Sury 49.7, Act=al 50.1, Prior 49.9
01/4-mssc China Manufacturing PMI-Sury 49.3= Actual 49.6, Prior 49.2
01/4-Markit Eurozone Manufacturing PMI-Surv=51.9, Actual 52.2, Prior 51.9
01/4-Markit US Manufacturing PMI-Sury 55.3,=Actual 55.7, Prior 55.3
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