the deal wrote:KQ hedging structure is 50-50...their hedges are also short revolving I.e 3 month...meaning they can be adjusted from time to time but Brent trading at $85/barrel will wipe out all the hedge gains of last year and pose a danger to margins since oil above $80/barrel is no cheap oil
@the deal I think you are a little confused.. Lets say KQ hedges at 90$ per barrel.. then if oil is at 100$ kq makes a hedge gain of 10$ per barrel because they will still buy at 90$.
Similarly if oil falls to 80$ they make a hedge loss of 10$ per barrel because they must continue buying at 90$ per barrel as per the hedge contract
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