29 Quotes by Dariusz Kowalczyk

Yes, there is less supply in Nigeria but that is not enough to cut into oversupply.

Yes, there is less supply in Nigeria, but that is not enough to cut into oversupply.

The reason for the rise is the increase in the geo-political risk premium because of the situation in Iran.

We might see a bigger drawdown than the market consensus. I expect refining rates to have gone up last week.

As the winter season draws out to a close this quarter, the focus will be on gasoline stocks especially since demand has improved on-year.

The situation in Nigeria is likely to remain volatile for some time. Prices should rise because of disruptions in supply.

The situation between Russia and Ukraine is a rather (supportive) factor for oil ... as the potential for (gas) supply disruption in Europe is having a correlating effect on other energy commodities including oil.

Right now the market supply for oil is tight.

Prices haven?t fallen by much because of the heavy refinery maintenance seen around March, which still raises some concerns over supply particularly for gasoline.