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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
The incoming Trump Administration is sending a signal that they will not tolerate the shenanigans from the green energy lobbyists and globalists that have used […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices were showing signs of an oil bottom but were temporarily thwarted on a bull headline. Ok, maybe not a bull headline but one […]
Continue Reading →Global energy markets are rocking as the market reacts to supersonic risks. Reports overnight that Ukraine made their first MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) inside […]
Continue Reading →President Biden seems to want to leave an even bigger mess in Ukraine. He gave the approval to allow Ukraine to use e U.S.-supplied missiles […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are weaker this morning in part because the Fed Chairman said, “The economy is not sending any signals that we need to be […]
Continue Reading →President Trump’s desire to cut energy prices in half will be a lot easier if the International Energy Agency’s prediction of a coming oil glut […]
Continue Reading →The UN yearly money grab or ‘climate summit’ known as COP 29, is taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan, a place climate genius Greta Thunberg calls […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are trading back and forth on mixed signals from our good friends at the OPEC cartel and their felling of pessimism that is […]
Continue Reading →As a parting gift to Americans the Biden administration added billions to the deficit because of their misuse of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. As oil gives […]
Continue Reading →Global markets are soaring on anticipation of the return of President Trump but also on the possibility of peace between Russia and Ukraine. The quagmire […]
Continue Reading →Anyone who thought that President elect Trump would waste anytime laying down the hammer on Russia and Iran, well it’s time to think again. Reports […]
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New Missiles More Bloodshed. The Energy Report 11/22/2024
Oil markets are being torn from rising because of rising geo-political risk against a backprop of a rising dollar that surged to new highs thwarting […]
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