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Deficits don’t matter. No, I am not talking about budget deficits but oil supply deficits. Despite mounting evidence that we are moving into a crude […]
Continue Reading →The chickens have come home to roost in the oil market. Or maybe its barrels, whatever. All this selling in recent weeks on talk of […]
Continue Reading →OPEC resisted outside forces and pressure from President Donald Trump to not cut production only to have oil falter from outside market forces. Originally oil […]
Continue Reading →Another smack down in oil based on fear fundamentals not actually supply and demand. The oil market gave into anxiety instead of focusing on fundamentals […]
Continue Reading →While there is so much focus on the drama in the OPEC cartel, the real historic news that went unnoticed was that the United States […]
Continue Reading →The Russians are playing hard to get and in a global market that is focused on economic slowdown concerns, that is very bearish. Oil traders […]
Continue Reading →Many OPEC members are feeling left out as the growing bromance between Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohamed Bin Salman and Russian President Vladimir Putin are […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are rallying again as most of the reasons for the historic break in prices are suddenly going away. Remember traders feared that OPEC […]
Continue Reading →All we are saying is give trade a chance. A trade truce with China and a OPEC deal to cut supply with Russia is sending […]
Continue Reading →Oil Is asking “What’s new Buenos Aires”. The big G20 meeting will basically tell the tale of oil going forward. Forget about the OPEC meeting and the […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices tried to hang on and ride along with the Chairman Powell stock market rally but fell off under the weight of an increase […]
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Math Problem. The Energy Report 12/14/18
Oil rallied strong yesterday after someone started to do math. Maybe, just maybe with near record demand in the U.S. and China, and OPEC’s 800,000 […]
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