Posts by: Phil Flynn
Oil prices rebounded yesterday as it appears that gasoline supply is not all it’s cracked up to be. There are lingering concerns about the tightness […]
Continue Reading →The crude oil market has been edging lower reluctantly as banking worries and China’s economy and US regional bank concerns are raising demand fears even […]
Continue Reading →We are getting a first look at OPEC’s commitment to its voluntary production cuts as US diesel crack spreads rise in response to tight supply. […]
Continue Reading →The possibility of a Fed rate cut along with tightening US crude oil supply and rising demand was enough to give WTI oil another run […]
Continue Reading →While the United States has embarked on self-defeating and short-sighted energy policies, it appears that the OPEC long game led by Saudi Arabia is starting […]
Continue Reading →Are inaccurate reports of global oil, supply and demand starting to catch up to the global oil market? Oil prices have been creeping higher as […]
Continue Reading →One of the biggest challenges in the global oil market in recent years has been the commitment between OPEC and Russia to try to work […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are coming in like a lion. March is here and the Energy Information Administration (EIA) had to admit that US oil demand has […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices hit a three-and-a-half month high, yet the oil products flopped in hopes that refiners may be able to meet current demand. Even as […]
Continue Reading →While OPEC signals to the market that their production cuts will be extended and signs that Chinese oil demand will continue to rebound, today the […]
Continue Reading →The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have not been thwarted from attacking ships on the Red Sea by the Biden administration and seem to be calling the […]
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Naive. The Energy Report 03/13/2024
I guess if you believed some of the energy narratives over the last couple of years you must be naïve, I guess. Claire Coutinho, the UK’s […]
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