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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
After the Federal Reserve decision yesterday and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference, President Trump said, ” too late Jerome Powell is a fool […]
Continue Reading →I don’t know if you can call it unconditional surrender, but President Trump yesterday said that the Houthis don’t want to fight anymore. This ragtag […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are increasing this morning after reaching a 4 1/2 year low. The market may have reached a bottom yesterday, following a sell-off due […]
Continue Reading →Oil gapped lower on OPEC perceptions and misconceptions. OPEC and its favorite co-conspirator Russia agreed over the weekend to raise output by another 411,000 barrels […]
Continue Reading →The maximum pressure campaign is back, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The Iranians just didn’t seem to get the message as […]
Continue Reading →The question of the day is whether five unnamed sources are better than 3. Perhaps we’ll never know but 5 seems like a lucky number. […]
Continue Reading →Koch Industries decided to exit oil, a refined product, trading to seek ‘greener pastures’ to areas that have provided more attractive returns. What that decision […]
Continue Reading →There is more evidence that the Biden administration did lasting damage on their way out the door, not only to the country and the economy, […]
Continue Reading →It does not matter if it is uptown or downtown, it is a trading funkadelic in petroleum markets. Conflicting stories and perception about what’s going […]
Continue Reading →$50 a barrel oil may not be sustainable for oil producers today but with better regulations and the ingenuity of the US oil and gas […]
Continue Reading →There was an old saying in the markets that if you traded headlines eventually you would be out selling newspapers. Few people sell newspapers anymore as […]
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The Invisible Hand of President Trump. The Energy Report 05/09/2025
The oil market is starting to finally turn around as President Trump’s trade deals may start to come fast and furious. Yet it won’t always […]
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