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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
A Firey speech by President Trump In Davos and ice and cold is having major impact on the energy space. Oil prices are being anchored […]
Continue Reading →Europe did not previously heed the threat from President Donald Trump when he said that they were getting too reliant on Russian oil and gas […]
Continue Reading →On Martin Luther King Day, oil prices are dropping as civil unrest in Iran calms down, reducing the likelihood of an imminent U.S. attack that […]
Continue Reading →Democrats are always saying that they want the millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share so I can only assume that they will cheer […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices surge on fears of war in Iran but coming back down on hopes for a better life for the people of Venezuela on […]
Continue Reading →President Trump is sending a clear message to the Iranian protesters: “Help is on the way!” In a fiery post on Truth Social, Trump urged […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are spiking as the Jerusalem Post reported that Iran’s regime has killed over 12,000 people during the ongoing protests. In direct response, President […]
Continue Reading →What a way to kick-off the week with a cocktail of geopolitical drama, policy intrigue, and supply pressures that’s keeping oil prices on a tightrope. […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices have bounced back following President Trump’s proposed Venezuelan oil sale, as markets are focused on how the bold takeover of the Venezuelan oil […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are rebounding from their Venezuela oil sell-off only to get a bid because of President Trump’s approval of bipartisan legislation going through the […]
Continue Reading →President Trump is signaling to the world that he believes the landscape of Venezuelan oil production could look dramatically different in just 18 months and […]
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The Global Engine of Stability and Growth. The Energy Report 01/23/2026
Oil prices are higher today as President Trump said that an armada is headed toward Iran, but maybe we won’t have to use it. That […]
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