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The oil market and the crack spreads, both diesel and gasoline, are riding a wave of fear this morning. Fear of Hurricane Isaias, soon to […]

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Oil prices are higher, and the diesel crack spread and the gasoline crack spread are surging. This time the rally may be coming from problems […]

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We’re seeing relief in the part of the energy complex that has felt the most pressure: the diesel crack. It has fallen below $100, down […]

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As Democrats complain about the cost of energy, despite generations of supporting policies that raise prices, oil production under President Trump is going to surge […]

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Please release me; let diesel go. Apparently, the Trump administration seemed to help Europe find its wallet—or at least its diesel reserve—as it shamed European […]

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Hoarders. The Energy Report 10/01/2026

On October 1, 2026 - 9:13 AM By

Europe’s and China Is Sitting on It. You’re Paying for It. Crude is moving and has been through the Strait of Hormuz, yet when it […]

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Ok Europe. It Is Time to step up.  For years the US has carried the load for NATO to protect Europe and now some counties […]

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The Crack Back. The Energy Report 09/29/2026

On September 29, 2026 - 9:24 AM By

The diesel crack is finally giving something back. After weeks of triple-digit heat, the spread is coming off the highs as a few things that […]

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The diesel crack is back over one hundred dollars a barrel after President Trump rejected Iran’s so-called peace proposal. Crude is still moving. Saudi barrels […]

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Talk of a diesel export ban is already causing havoc — and the White House calling it fake news has not put the fire out. […]

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There are growing calls for a diesel export ban, but that is not the answer. Diesel prices are rocketing higher as the U.S. exports record […]

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There is a growing sense that what is left of Iran’s leadership is looking for an off-ramp. The threats are getting weaker as the economy […]

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