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Today, suddenly, the markets are worried about deficits. The Energy Information Administration says that the world is in a slight oil supply deficit with global […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices rose yesterday on Middle East uncertainty after the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria as well as expectations that China will stimulate their […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are on the rise as the Assad regime in Syria falls raising questions about the geopolitical risk factors going forward. The potential for […]
Continue Reading →Imagine if you will, a trading range, not so much based on fundamentals but your mind and imagination. A market twisted between expectations of demand […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices plummeted after one big bank made a major bet that a deal by OPEC to extend cuts would go down in flames. Reuters […]
Continue Reading →Saudi Arabia has spoken. According to an exclusive from the Wall Street Journal Saudi Arabia plans to extend oil-production cuts. The WSJ reports that Saudi […]
Continue Reading →Is OPEC Plus getting its acts together? Oil prices are rising on reports that suggest that OPEC-plus will extend of its production cuts until the […]
Continue Reading →Oil is getting a boost on improving demand reports from China and India offsetting concerns about the OPEC Plus meeting delay. OPEC Plus delayed their […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are back on the rise as Russian President Vladimir Putin suggests that Biden is stirring the pot to make it harder for President […]
Continue Reading →There’s a lot to be thankful for in the Energy Report world this year. Not only do we have at least a ceasefire agreement between […]
Continue Reading →Nothing like trade wars and real wars to create volatility in the markets on a traditional volatile Thanksgiving week. President Trump caused a moment of […]
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The International Energy Alarm (IEA). The Energy Report 12/12/2024
The International Energy Agency (IEA) Sounding the International Energy Alarm (IEA). The International Energy Agency (IEA) (or the other IEA) peak oil demand story might have to […]
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