In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
In the end, the total amount won — and lost — by oil traders active in the negative price range on April 20 came to well over half a billion dollars, based on May crude oil’s volume-weighted average settlement price.
The first-ever zero oil trade happened at 2:08 p.m. ET on Monday, April 20, during what is typically the sleepy, postprandial hour leading up to the market’s daily settlement.
The first-ever zero oil trade happened at 2:08 p.m. ET on Monday, April 20, during what is typically the sleepy, postprandial hour leading up to the market’s daily settlement.