API stats are almost as important as the EIA ones nowadays...
The only other regular one that I can think of is the Baker Hughes rig count, which comes out on Fridays.
Well, that's a very tricky question... Let me put it this way: when things were less clear, it used to be more meaningful than it is now, when it's basically scraping the bottom of the barrel. Maybe it will become more meaningful again when/if it starts rising.Will "Baker Huges rig count" will move crude a good deal or hiccup and return back to previous trend? Thanks
You thought wrong, senor... I've never done credit, but I do inflation, which is why I follow all the crude noise.I thought you were a credit derivatives trader Martinghoul. Do you trade energy as well?