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I know what you are thinking. Today is regular New Years Eve! But it appears China is making their New Year come early. China fresh […]

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Oil prices are boring compared to natural gas that is getting snapped out of its stupor on an Artic weather event. Natural Gas prices are […]

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Time, time, time, time, time/ No time for a gentle rain/ No time for my watch and chain/ No time for revolving doors/No time for […]

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Did you find any Chinese bonds in your stockings? Nothing says holidays like a big stimulus package from China. Whether you are working or celebrating […]

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T’Was the Last Energy Report before Christmas, as bears had more doubts, and they changed positions with just a click of their mouse. The hedge […]

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While oil stays locked in a boring trading range a coming cold blast has sent natural gas soaring to a the highest price since January […]

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Snow Go. The Energy Report 12/20/2024

On December 20, 2024 - 8:09 AM By

Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the nat gas moves delightfully. And since we’ve no place to go, Let it snow, let it snow, […]

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After the Fed raised its dot plot and took interest rate cuts off the table for the foreseeable future, most commodities like gold and silver […]

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Oil prices are back on the rise after the January options expired and the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a larger than expected 4.7-million-barrel crude […]

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Oil failed for the second time as it attempted to take out the 100-day moving average and has fallen back into a new tight trading […]

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The oil price rally has been slowed by slowing Chinese economic data even as the market is seeing record global demand and the growing risk […]

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Unplanned power outages in Europe today are raising the alarm that the major energy crisis in the continent may be under way. Europe has mainly […]

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