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Iran confirms the death of President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian. They died in a helicopter crash.  President Raisi legacy was one that […]

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I’ve seen fire and rain and both of those could impact oil prices today. Massive rains in Houston have caused flooding and could impact oil […]

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Let’s face it, the OPEC plus cartel the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Energy Information Administration EIA are basically a hot mess. The growing divergence […]

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The timing of Biden’s directing his trade representative to increase tariffs under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 on $18 billion of imports […]

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Get ready to float your oil boat as data from OPEC and floating storage suggests the global oil market tightening. While US crude oil inventory […]

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If you wonder why U.S. consumer confidence is as bad as it is, just look at oil and gasoline. The price of oil is 8.7% […]

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The oldest gas price cliche in the oil industry and media is to say that when gasoline prices go up we feel “pain at the […]

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Oil prices seemed to put in a reversal after rumors surrounding OPEC-Plus cuts and perceived oil and product market gluts seemed to be put to […]

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The oil market was trying to get its hands around the impact of Israel’s military operation in Gaza against a backdrop warning from a Chevron […]

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While some in the marketplace are concerned about weak demand, a move by Saudi Arabia to raise their price for oil seems to suggest that […]

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I was shocked to hear there was gambling going on at Ricks Café and equally shocked to hear that Biden’s price caps on Russian oil […]

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Commodity volatility went crazy as the Federal Reserve signaled, “the lack of further progress on there are inflation target in recent months” shook up a […]

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