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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Well in this uncertain world, it might bring you some satisfaction that for Russia, business is good. Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Putin’s bestie, Alexander […]
Continue Reading →The potential for market squeezes is increasing and I am not just talking about orange juice, but I could be as orange juice has been […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices surged on increasing risk perception after the Iranian-backed militia killed 3 U.S. troops and wounded dozens more as the Biden administration’s Foreign Policy […]
Continue Reading →It’s official, the Biden administration is giving in to groups like the Sierra Club and big green political donors in pausing the approval of exports […]
Continue Reading →How would we feel if Saudi Arabia, in the name of saving the planet, decided to restrict oil exports? Well, the well-funded climate zealots of […]
Continue Reading →Call it a silver package or maybe a copper package. Silver and copper are surging, and oil is being supported as China is taking steps […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are pulling back after hitting a month high on concerns about China’s economy overshadowing the growing risk to supply and a looming global […]
Continue Reading →The oil market has been on both sides unchanged as it tries to gas barrels gained and barrels lost. Reports that had declared a force […]
Continue Reading →Oil is hitting a high note, posting its highest close of the year while US production and reefing are frozen out and geo-political risk factors […]
Continue Reading →The Houthi Rebels must have been a little bit disappointed when the Biden administration took them off the terror list. It was one of Joe […]
Continue Reading →Do you think the oil demand has hit a peak and will start to fall forever because we are moving towards the green energy transition? […]
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Shake And Bank. The Energy Report 02/1/2024
The overbought oil market took its eyes off the fundamentals as those old banking stability concerns crept back in. Oil historically performs miserably when bank […]
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