Shell (SHEL LN) CFO says we have dug ourselves a hole close to a billion bbls of crude shortage and the hole is deepening every day

Shell's CFO highlighting a significant crude oil shortage of nearly a billion barrels suggests tighter supply dynamics in the energy market, which could buoy crude prices.

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  • It is difficult to create value in refining given expensive crude.
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The comment also underlines challenges in refining profitability due to rising crude costs, signaling potential volatility in equities across the energy sector. As a result, traders may want to assess their positions in related stocks and derivatives given these developments.

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