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    We just completed the spring “shoulder season” for energy commodities. There are two shoulder seasons each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. During these periods, the demand for energy commodities tends to dip as people drive less and less energy is required to heat or cool their homes, businesses, ect. With depressed demand typically comes increased inventory – but not this year. Let’s take a look at how energy inventories have behaved this year compared to the previous six years (1).

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    We just completed the spring “shoulder season” for energy commodities. There are two shoulder seasons each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. During these periods, the demand for energy commodities tends to dip as people drive less and less energy is required to heat or cool their homes, businesses, ect. With depressed demand typically comes increased inventory – but not this year. Let’s take a look at how energy inventories have behaved this year compared to the previous six years (1).

    Average build in inventories from the end of September till the end of May for the previous 6 years: 4.9% or 31M BBLs. The decline in inventories from the end of last September till the end of this May: -4.1% or 28M BBLs.

    Therefore in a typical or average year, inventories should be approximately 9% or 59M BBLs higher than they are today.

    Back in December I noticed that inventories were being depleted at a more substantial rate than in previous years. Initially, I originally thought that this was a hangover from the massive builds we saw last summer and early fall, but I decided to start studying it more closely and discovered a disturbing trend. For my research, I calculated the difference in dr

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    Average build in inventories from the end of September till the end of May for the previous 6 years: 4.9% or 31M BBLs. The decline in inventories from the end of last September till the end of this May: -4.1% or 28M BBLs.

    Therefore in a typical or average year, inventories should be approximately 9% or 59M BBLs higher than they are today.

    Back in December I noticed that inventories were being depleted at a more substantial rate than in previous years. Initially, I originally thought that this was a hangover from the massive builds we saw last summer and early fall, but I decided to start studying it more closely and discovered a disturbing trend. For my research, I calculated the difference in dr

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    Average build in inventories from the end of September till the end of May for the previous 6 years: 4.9% or 31M BBLs. The decline in inventories from the end of last September till the end of this May: -4.1% or 28M BBLs.

    Therefore in a typical or average year, inventories should be approximately 9% or 59M BBLs higher than they are today.

    Back in December I noticed that inventories were being depleted at a more substantial rate than in previous years. Initially, I originally thought that this was a hangover from the massive builds we saw last summer and early fall, but I decided to start studying it more closely and discovered a disturbing trend. For my research, I calculated the difference in dr

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    So this begs the question, what is the underlying cause for the unusual decrease in supplies? Was there any short-term impetus or does this signal a breakdown in the fundamental supply and demand for energy inventories leading to higher prices? Unfortunately, the answer is No, there was not a short-term reason for inventories to be depleted!

    Let’s quickly examine the usual suspects that result in a short-term draw of inventories.

    Weather:

    Energy inventories declined during most of the winter despite an unusually warm climate. With the exception of a bitterly cold February, the winter was exceptionally mild. Especially in December through January, there should have been a continuing build but instead there was a draw.

    Furthermore, the weather last summer was not responsible for any sort of supply disruption (i.e. Hurricanes). Unfortunately, this year might be different situation. Accuweather’s Joe Bastardi is warning of the potential for significant storm activity in the Gulf coast. He is quoted as saying on the Accuweather website:

    We’ll see storms on the prowl in the Gulf again. The entire region

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