Javier Blas: Time-spreads sell-off drives backwardation to lowest since Mar. 3

Javier Blas: Time-spreads sell-off drives backwardation to lowest since Mar. 3
Time-spreads sell-off pushes backwardation lower

Javier Blas, energy and commodities columnist, journalist, author at Bloomberg, reports that the time-spreads sell-off has persisted today, pushing nearby backwardation (2nd to 3rd month) to its lowest level since Mar. 3, in the early days of the war.

The continued decline in time-spread suggests shifting sentiment or dynamics in the market.

Blas previously reported that small shifts in global jet fuel supply or demand can quickly impact overall market balance. Earlier this month, he noted that China's crude oil imports in May were set to reach a 10-year low. Both developments have weighed on market sentiment.

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