大越期货燃料油早报-20250723

Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content Core Viewpoints of the Report - The Asian low - sulfur fuel oil market structure is stable, with spot premiums rising slightly due to active physical buying. The low - sulfur fuel oil market is still suppressed by sufficient supply in the short term, while the high - sulfur fuel oil market is relatively weaker, causing the Hi - 5 spread to widen. The market is neutral. The fuel oil market has mixed signals, with some factors like inventory reduction being positive and others like price below the 20 - day line and short - dominated positions being negative. The expected price ranges are 2860 - 2900 for FU2509 and 3540 - 3600 for LU2510 [3]. - The summer power generation demand is expected to increase, but the optimism on the demand side needs verification, and there is a possibility of relaxed sanctions on Russia. The market is driven by the resonance of supply affected by geopolitical risks and neutral demand [4]. Summary by Directory 1. Daily Prompt - The Asian low - sulfur fuel oil market structure is stable, with spot premiums rising slightly. The low - sulfur market is suppressed by supply, and the high - sulfur market is weaker. The Singapore high - sulfur fuel oil price is 403.81 dollars/ton with a basis of 58 yuan/ton, and the low - sulfur is 504.5 dollars/ton with a basis of 123 yuan/ton. The Singapore fuel oil inventory on July 16 was 2035.9 million barrels, a decrease of 45 million barrels. The price is below the 20 - day line, and the high - sulfur and low - sulfur main positions are short. The expected price ranges are 2860 - 2900 for FU2509 and 3540 - 3600 for LU2510 [3]. - The previous day's FU and LU futures prices were 2921 and 3610 respectively, and the current prices are 2899 and 3575, with decreases of 22 and 35 respectively, and decline rates of - 0.75% and - 0.97%. The previous day's FU and LU basis were 60 and 136 respectively, and the current ones are 58 and 123, with decreases of 2 and 13 respectively, and decline rates of - 3.17% and - 9.52% [5]. - The previous day's spot prices of Zhoushan high - sulfur, Zhoushan low - sulfur, Singapore high - sulfur, Singapore low - sulfur, Middle - East high - sulfur fuel oils and Singapore diesel were 505.00, 510.00, 403.49, 508.50, 383.61 and 680.78 respectively. The current prices are 505.00, 510.00, 403.81, 504.50, 384.01 and 666.35 respectively. The changes are 0.00, 0.00, 0.32, - 4.00, 0.40 and - 14.43 respectively, and the change rates are 0.00%, 0.00%, 0.08%, - 0.79%, 0.10% and - 2.12% [6]. 2. Multi - Short Focus - Bullish factors include the expected increase in summer power generation demand. Bearish factors are that the optimism on the demand side needs verification and there is a possibility of relaxed sanctions on Russia. The market is driven by the resonance of supply affected by geopolitical risks and neutral demand [4]. 3. Fundamental Data - The Asian low - sulfur fuel oil market structure is stable, with spot premiums rising slightly. The low - sulfur market is suppressed by supply, and the high - sulfur market is relatively weaker, causing the Hi - 5 spread to widen. The Singapore high - sulfur fuel oil price is 403.81 dollars/ton with a basis of 58 yuan/ton, and the low - sulfur is 504.5 dollars/ton with a basis of 123 yuan/ton. The price is below the 20 - day line, and the high - sulfur and low - sulfur main positions are short. The expected price ranges are 2860 - 2900 for FU2509 and 3540 - 3600 for LU2510 [3]. 5. Spread Data - Not provided in the given content Inventory Data - The Singapore fuel oil inventory on May 7 was 2412.9 million barrels, an increase of 40 million barrels; on May 14, it was 2490.9 million barrels, an increase of 78 million barrels; on May 21, it was 2563.9 million barrels, an increase of 73 million barrels; on May 28, it was 2201.9 million barrels, a decrease of 362 million barrels; on June 4, it was 2140.9 million barrels, a decrease of 61 million barrels; on June 11, it was 2311.9 million barrels, an increase of 171 million barrels; on June 18, it was 2289.9 million barrels, a decrease of 22 million barrels; on June 25, it was 2274.9 million barrels, a decrease of 15 million barrels; on July 2, it was 2132.9 million barrels, a decrease of 142 million barrels; on July 9, it was 2080.9 million barrels, a decrease of 52 million barrels; on July 16, it was 2035.9 million barrels, a decrease of 45 million barrels [8].