Posts by: Phil Flynn
Oil Prices broke yesterday after a Tass article that suggested that Russia and OPEC, at the upcoming meeting in Algiers, may discuss the possibility of […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are breaking with the bearish narrative that Hurricane Florence would be bearish for oil, as it becomes clear that the world’s global oil […]
Continue Reading →In a week where the U.S. became the world largest oil producer, and saw U.S. oil demand hit a record high on a 4 week […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices soared and broke on concerns of tropical storms and a major hurricane, but sold off after a downgrade of Hurricane Florence. Still, the […]
Continue Reading →As if Florence was not enough. Not only are we preparing for Hurricane Florence in what could turn out to be the strongest mid-Atlantic storm […]
Continue Reading →There has never been a storm quite like this. If Hurricane Florence makes landfall in North Carolina or Virginia, as a Category 4 storm, it […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are being pulled in all directions as storms develop in the Atlantic Ocean and U.S. rig counts sputter as Iranian oil sanctions loom. […]
Continue Reading →Traders on the storm, traders on the storm. They seemed to be forborne. The money that was thrown, like a dog without a bone. Oil […]
Continue Reading →What about wind power? Joe DiBartolo from California Energy and Power talking with Phil Flynn about building a new form of wind power by developing […]
Continue Reading →After selling the fact that Tropical Storm Gordon did not do any major damage to oil facilities, the market now is seeing a US shoulder […]
Continue Reading →Tropical Storm Gordon helped oil get ahead of itself, and now oil is being weighed down by a strong dollar, in part inspired by emerging […]
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The Clock Is Ticking. The Energy Report 09/19/18
Where were you when the Iranian exports stopped? Oil prices continue to defy bearish expectations as U.S. demand remains near a record high and Iranian […]
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