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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell knows how to throw cold water on a commodity rally, and he did so after he told a Senate Banking committee […]
Continue Reading →The Port of Galveston and the Port of Houston are in recovery mode as well as refiners where the biggest damage from hurricane Beryl seems […]
Continue Reading →Oil and products are sliding on the storm as some of the worst-case scenarios of Hurricane Beryl thankfully, won’t come to won’t come to be. […]
Continue Reading →We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that […]
Continue Reading →The Biden administration’s warped energy policy is continuing to fall apart as they lose in the courts and lose with scientific realties. This comes as […]
Continue Reading →Energy up on rising storms of different natures. Weather Risks, geopolitical risk, the possibility of an oil supply deficit and predictions of record Fourth of […]
Continue Reading →The oil market seems to be sensing something as the market is taking off this week even with bearish Energy Information (EIA) inventory data the […]
Continue Reading →British Petroleum or BP as it is also known, is having the wind taken out of its sails as investors say enough is enough when […]
Continue Reading →You want to ban fossil fuels but make them cheap at the same time. This is not only impossible, but it is dangerous. This is […]
Continue Reading →Petroleum markets, which saw a surge of buying on geopolitical risk factors, are coming down a bit ahead of tonight’s American Petroleum Institute (API) report. […]
Continue Reading →The rag tag group of Iranian backed Houthi rebels are a force to be reckoned with and are growing in power as the Biden administration […]
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Change The Peaking Subject. The Energy Report 07/11/2024
When things are not quite going your way, it is probably a good time to try to change the subject. Or the peaking subject anyway. […]
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