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Oil is on the rise as the headlines blast that the oil market is going to get extremely tight in the second half of the […]

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Oil is back after Israel pulled back some troops in Gaza and because Iran failed to follow through on threats to respond to Israel’s attack […]

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Crude oil prices tried to retreat but rebounded after Peter Doocy at Fox News called out the Biden administration for reversing its “unwavering support for […]

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Oil and crack spread popped after a big supply drop in oil products as the market tries to get a handle on just how bad […]

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The Biden administration came into office to try to cancel oil by canceling pipelines and adding a slew of regulations but now it looks like […]

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Oil is surging to another yearly high as demand expectations rise, supply falls, geopolitical risks rise and OPEC March Oil output falls by 50,000 bpd […]

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Oil and commodities are on fire with gold hitting a new all-time high and copper soaring after China’s manufacturing data hit a six-month high. China’s […]

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What does it say that the Biden administration is starting to buy oil back for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) above their stated $70.00 to […]

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As the market prepares for the upcoming Easter holiday and with the oil market closed on Good Friday, a shocking build in crude supply might […]

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You all know that old saying that ‘the chickens come home to roost’ is sadly taking part in the global oil market and the scariest […]

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Oil prices are building a base over $80 a barrel as global supplies tighten, the US rig count falls and geopolitical risk rises. The energy gloves […]

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False Peaks. The Energy Report 03/22/2024

On March 22, 2024 - 8:09 AM By

Whether it’s peak oil production or peak oil demand, it appears the peak theories have once again come crashing back to the market-based realities. Twenty […]

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