Global market sentiment is cautiously optimistic. Structural headwinds remain, notably in inflation management and supply chain integrity. A significant uptick in hedge fund buying has been recorded, marking the most accelerated pace since December 2019. China’s oil demand trajectory signals a slowdown, with projections indicating a reduction in growth from 1.02 million barrels per day (b/d) in 2023 to 490,000 b/d in 2024. Find out more in this latest update!
1. Monday Macro View: Oil Markets Turn Bullish – Premium

In this week’s Monday Macro View we explore the latest in oil and gas sector this week as we navigate through the intricate weave of market dynamics, environmental imperatives, and geopolitical strategies that are shaping the present and future of global energy. Our focus pivots on analyzing recent trends, backed by robust data, to understand the evolving landscape of this crucial sector.
2. ProFrac Holding’s Perspective: Q4 Takeaways – PREMIUM

In this article, our brilliant analyst Avik dives deeper into the industry and its current outlook: In a rehashed strategic framework, ACDC focuses on improving efficiency instead of looking at the total fleet count, fleets deployed, and utilization of manufacturing facilities and sand mines. Read more to find our more details!
3. Market Sentiment Tracker: Data-Driven Look at U.S., European, and Chinese Markets – Premium

In the United States, economic indicators present a dichotomy between expansion and caution. Factory activity has surged, marking a rebound for the first time since September 2022, while payroll numbers bolster confidence with a 200,000 increase for the fourth consecutive month. Manufacturing output has seen a twelfth consecutive month of decline, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) indicating continued contraction at 46.1. Yet, there’s a spark of recovery in the services sector, with flash PMI readings suggesting stabilization. China’s economic conditions signal cautious optimism, despite persistent headwinds.Â
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