Shanghai International Energy Exchange
The Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) is a derivatives exchange established in 2013 by the Shanghai Futures Exchange and approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. It lists, clears, and settles energy-based futures and options on products including crude oil, low sulfur fuel oil, TSR 20 rubber, bonded copper, and containerized freight index.www.ine.cn
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Sep 30, 2026
Sonu VargheseHOST
And clearly the crisis is not over.
Sonu VargheseHOST
What's a market signal that the crisis is over? Part of it may be Shanghai crude or something, right? Something I've started, started tracking thanks to your research.
Sonu VargheseHOST
But what would you be looking for?
Rory JohnstonGUEST
for?I'm a simple man, and I really look at two things beyond anything else, which is your visible, confirmable, like, OECD inventory levels.
Jack GambleHOST
China has lost the free and heavily discounted oil from Venezuela and Iran and is paying record premiums for alternatives.
Jack GambleHOST
The data is from Bloomberg and the Shanghai International Energy Exchange.
Jack GambleHOST
And let's look at some of these charts here, this sideways one.
Jack GambleHOST
Each one of these is a different oil benchmark.
Jack GambleHOST
That's $138.50 a barrel US.
Jack GambleHOST
That's on the Shanghai International Energy Exchange.
Jack GambleHOST
That's the highest in data going back to 2018 when the contract was first listed.
Jack GambleHOST
The Chinese marker tends to track trends seen in benchmarks for similar quality crudes, with both Oman and Merban futures last trading above $126 a barrel.