Posts by: Phil Flynn
Another day, another ceasefire talk, another whipsaw moves in oil. Oil prices surged yesterday as it looked like a ceasefire between Israel, the US, and […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are up more than two dollars a barrel this morning, with WTI July futures trading around $95.87–$96.50 (+$2.00–$2.50 intraday), following a very large […]
Continue Reading →The crazy moves in oil keep coming as President Trump calls Israeli Prime Minster Benjiman Netanyahu crazy along with some other colorful language as the […]
Continue Reading →You have to hand it to him, the Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian knows to get out while the getting is good. Oil prices are up […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are headed for their biggest monthly drop in a year on the makings of an Iran deal , as many oil analysts and […]
Continue Reading →Despite overnight US-Iran military clashes, markets are signaling that the conflict could be nearing its end — or at least we are first and goal. […]
Continue Reading →Crack spreads are plunging along with oil on hopes for diplomatic Wall Street Journal, hardline factions in Iran are trying to keep up the attacks, […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices that had been plummeting on a framework deal where Iran would get rid of their enriched uranium bounced back after the US sunk […]
Continue Reading →The Iran-US conflict is coming to its final stages, but the problem is whether that means war or peace. Oil, gasoline, and diesel futures plummeted […]
Continue Reading →From the brink of war to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, oil markets keep flipping the script with headlines that are often exaggerated […]
Continue Reading →Crude is backing off as we are seeing wavers extended and attacks waved off. WTI and Brent are slipping, and gasoline and diesel futures are […]
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Iran My Bad. The Energy Report 06/05/2026
This week I accused Iran of attacking and killing civilians with it attack on the Kuwait airport . Yet according to Iran I was mistaken. […]
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