The global petroleum markets are getting moments of clarity as the International Energy Agency (IEA) once again backs off its ridiculous prediction of peak oil […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices and oil product prices are on the rise partly because there is a growing sense that the ridiculous government shutdown is going to […]
Continue Reading →Winter Came Early Natural gas is on a tear, and it’s giving the market a serious case of the chills. Fox Weather reported that La […]
Continue Reading →Diesel market anxiety is rapidly escalating as crack spreads and ultra-low sulfur diesel prices soar. An early and severe winter blast, combined with significant supply […]
Continue Reading →Drill baby Drill Canada style! It appears Canada and the new Mark Carney’s government is starting to get more in line with President Trump’s vision […]
Continue Reading →Follow the crack because it is raising serious questions about the perception of an oil glut. Winter is making an early appearance driving the diesel […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices WTI have dipped below 60 as some Fed Officials are getting cold feet moving forward with additional interest rate cuts and the stock […]
Continue Reading →OPEC spare production capacity is getting smaller by the minute. OPEC+ has agreed to increase oil production by 137,000 barrels per day in December 2025 […]
Continue Reading →Squeaky. It’s close to midnight and Putin’s selling oil in the dark. Under new sanctions, the Urals price drop almost stops his heart. He tries […]
Continue Reading →Maybe Russian President Vladimir Putin made a mistake by unintentionally starting a news arms race with the US after he tested a new nuclear-capable, nuclear-powered […]
Continue Reading →Where is the oil glut? Lost at sea, I guess. Fresh data from the American Petroleum Institute (API) showed a bullish drawdown in U.S. oil […]
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Don’t Go Changing. The Energy Report 11/13/2025
Don’t go changing to try to please me, but the energy reporting agencies—the International Energy Agency, the Energy Information Administration, and OPEC—are all shifting their […]
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