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Subject: Fw: EOD Corn
From: Daniel Sabba
To: "Jeffrey Epstein <Jeevaca ion gmai .com>
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2014 5:58:28 PM
Classification: Public
We broke 51% in short tent: crude vol.
From: Prateek Jain
Sent: 12/19/2014 09:08 PM GMT
Subject: EOD Commodities Nov - 19 Dee
OIL
It goes down, it goes up. Another high volatility day in crude with WTI up over 5% and BRE up 3.5%.
There has been consumer buying in Asia and Europe, which has helped fuel this rally. Furthermore,
Rig counts went down again with oil rigs down 10 to 1536 and gas ones down 8 to 338. Interestingly,
Williston and Permian rigs took most of the hit, while EF gained 2. Seems consistent with the
companies which have been saying they will focus on their best plays which tend to be in the more
mature Eagle ford area. Also, a point about OPEC December production. We said yesterday it will be
28.8-28.9Mbpd. Interestingly, Iran actually upped its production around 160kbd mom; Iran's
production has been pretty steady so far this year. The extra crude from Iran will probably not find its
way to the market however, so the effective OPEC production mom is down more like 350kbd to 29.7,
still above the call on OPEC but much less so than most in the market expects. My sense is Iran upped
production so as to store and ride the contango as its storage had been depleted at the beginning of
the year as China was buying. They have oil in the ground which is pretty much useless (although they
are implicitly riding contango there as well). Their thought process probably is that if prices rally,
restrictions are lifted, or china comes back for spr buying, why not have it ready. Yes u have to pay
cost but it's your national shipping company, probably much cheaper than 75 cents all in (i.e.
insurance and freight rates). Happy holidays to everyone-see you in 2 weeks!
Oil vols were a surprise today, rallying along with flatprice. With the weekend decay and price rally,
one would expect prompt vols to come off 2 vols..interestingly they ended up 1.5 vols.. We heard
about some producer activity in cal16, taking advantage of the contango and relatively cheaper skew.
Also, WTI/Bre vol spread rallied in the back (0.75 in dec5).. Jun5 and Dec5 wti/bre vol spread is now
getting into a sell region in my opinion...
615 51.50% +1.70% 47.70% +0.50%
H15 49.60% +1.20% 47.00% +1.00%
M15 43.15% +1.30% 40.00% +0.85%
Z15 35.30% +0.75% 33.00% +0.00%
BASE METALS
3m Ivls dod change support resistance
Al $1906.5 -$6 $1900 $1945
Cu $6396.75 +$82 $6300 $6530
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Zn $2176.5 +$51.5 $2100 $2200
Ni $15,635 -$15 $15,300 $16,300
Pb $1885 +$20 $1830 $1900
Investor risk appetite has returned following the stabilization in the Ruble and oil prices, causing
equities and the base complex to rise but Nickel and Aluminium have been left behind by the move.
Chinese housing data has improved with completions rising 8.1% yoy but the floor space under
construction was only up 10.1%, the smallest increase in 9 years. Copper moved upwards as the
bears take profit. It hit highs of —$6430 at around noon and dropped off slightly in the afternoon. The
IMF has urged Zambia, Africa's 2nd biggest copper producer to resolve the issues with moving from a
value added tax regime to a royalty model which has been cited as the cause for the closure of the
117 kMT/yr Lumwana copper mine, with First Quantum and Vedanta expected to follow suit. Chile's
Codelco have approved a $3.3bn investment to transform the Chuquicamata mine into an
underground operation to extend it's life by 40 years and have it producing 320kMT/year Global
copper production is approaching the 2 mMT record high at 1.993 mMT. Aluminium traded up in the
morning but dropped sharply at around 15:00 to test support at around $1900. Nickel did not see
much in terms of a sustained rally in the morning and came off sharply at around 13:00. Chinese ferro-
nickel imports are set to surge in the next 2 years on the removal of a tax on overseas purchases and a
number of Indonesian projects coming online as Chinese firms have skirted the Indonesian ore export
ban by investing in in plants in Indonesia in order to export Nickel Pig Iron. China has been seen
importing 200-250kMT in 2015. Zinc prices rose in the morning and were stable throughout the
afternoon. Zinc production has hit a new high of 1.17 mMT. Lead has rallied on the news that
smelters in Henan are cutting output by up to 30%, causing the global lead surplus to fall to 7451 kMT
Shanghai Aluminium on warrant stocks are down 6.55% to 69.8 kMT. LME Aluminium on warrant
stocks are down 2.47%% to 1957.7 kMT. Shanghai Copper on warrant stocks are down 6.41% to 26.6
kMT. LME Copper stocks are flat 140.7 kMT. LME Nickel stocks are up 0.03% to 304.6 kMT.
Copper Vols are up —0.84%, Ali Vols down —0.19% in the front, Nickel Vols are up around 0.35%, lead
and Zinc Vols unch
Upcoming Data
22/12-US Existing Home Sales- Survey 5.2m, Prior 5.26m
23/12-US Durable Goods Orders-Survey 2.9%, Prior 0.4%, Revised 0.3%
23/12-US Durable Personal Consumption- Prior 0.4%
23/12-US Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index- Survey 7, Prior 4
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