If you have one dollar and 35 cents, you can buy a cheeseburger from McDonald's, or a barrel of oil.pic.twitter.com/q6CCRUxQ9V
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Don't worry, I'm sure it doesn't mean anything utterly catastrophic.
But people are selling at a loss on their spot prices, yes? Why not just renig on the contract at that point?
It means future traders are willing to take a loss to not take delivery as they can't store it
PLEASE DEAR GOD TAKE OUR OIL PLEASE is what it means, I think
Nobody's using oil and they've run out of places to store it, so they're paying to take it off their hands. I also read something about computer trading.
it means traders are paying $35/barrel to get rid of it
It’s recovered some from minutes ago when it was at -40
I don't know, maybe "Good for the consumer!"?
unless he or she lives on planet earth, which is slowly roasting in a fossil fuel marinade.
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