Leverage Kpler’s coverage of 493+ crude oil grades to gain clarity into changes in the global crude slate
Dive into crude quality data to determine market gaps in sweet and sour barrels and take advantage of emerging opportunities
Analyze long and short haul trades with clarity on ship-to-ship transfers, bills of lading, commercial players and charter details to position your strategy
Build dashboards and alerts to monitor key installations and locations to easily maintain an eye on the interplay of regional crude markets
Instantly evaluate 80+ crude alternatives in just a few clicks, saving time when markets shift.
Landed Value calculation: Combines voyage costs, freight, and quality differentials to assess the true delivered value of each crude grade at destination.
Refining Margin comparison: Evaluates the theoretical margin for refining a crude at destination, benchmarked across grades and regions.
Data integration: Leverages Kpler’s cargo tracking, freight, and fixtures data to ensure a consistent, data-driven view of global arbitrage economics.
Use cases: Supports traders and analysts in selecting optimal grades for arbitrage trades, validating trade economics, and monitoring shifting crude flow incentives.
Get daily updates on crude oil supply & demand, focusing on short-term drivers that impact your investments.
Discover weekly expert analyses that explore supply, demand, pricing, and trading, with a spotlight on profitable arbitrage opportunities.
Dive into monthly comprehensive reports on crude oil trends in the Middle East, Asia, the North Sea, the Med, the FSU, WAF, Latin America, US, Canada, and the Gulf of Mexico
Track the evolution of crude oil supply and demand balances with historic data back to 2017, thrice monthly present day updates, and monthly forecasts.
Analyze global, regional, and country level balances or combine countries to form your own regions.
Zoom into any part of the balance with 5-year charts, tabular views and more, all in a responsive easy-to-view platform.
Component breakdowns such as direct crude use and stock changes allow customers to see why the balance is changing