David Marino
Head, Derivatives Coverage at Bloomberg News
Leading derivatives coverage @terminal. Commodities refugee. Ex-Platts, CSCE. Retweets not endorsements. Opinions mine. Options/commods/Mets/frisbee
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Lucia Kassai |David Marino
Advertisement 1The surge in oil futures spurred by the initial missile attacks in the Middle East last week triggered a wave of hedging by producers seeking to lock in the higher prices, keeping some traders up late into the night. Article content(Bloomberg) — The surge in oil futures spurred by the initial missile attacks in the Middle East last week triggered a wave of hedging by producers seeking to lock in the higher prices, keeping some traders up late into the night.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Lucia Kassai |David Marino
A pumpjack near Crane, Texas, US, on Saturday, March 15, 2025. The Permian Basin, a sprawling shale patch that lies beneath Texas and New Mexico, is North America's most prolific shale patch. Photographer: Justin Hamel/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- The surge in oil futures spurred by the initial missile attacks in the Middle East last week triggered a wave of hedging by producers seeking to lock in the higher prices, keeping some traders up late into the night.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | David Marino |Mia Gindis
Damage to a building hit by a ballistic missile launched from Iran in Bat Yam, Israel, on June 15. (Bloomberg) -- Israel’s air strikes on Iran, followed by the Islamic Republic’s retaliation, rippled through markets Friday, prompting traders to pile into options for protection amid ongoing questions of long the conflict can last.
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3 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | David Marino |Alex Longley
Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026. Article content(Bloomberg) — Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | David Marino |Alex Longley
(Bloomberg) -- Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026. Open interest in calendar spread options — the difference between West Texas Intermediate crude’s value over different delivery months — this week reached a record high, according to CME Group.
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A quiet corner of the oil options market is heating up, with investors betting that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut heading into 2026 https://t.co/TusKTOkBKA w/@alexlongley1
The quant traders who dominate the US options market are moving in on Europe, bringing more competitive pricing for investors. Read more in this week's BBG options column... https://t.co/e9xqcvJNVm