They are calling the Brexit vote the biggest parliamentary defeat in the History of the UK and somehow the markets did not seem to care. […]
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Continue Reading →After opening with a bit of optimism about progress in the U.S. China trade talks in the Sunday night session, oil quickly reversed course on […]
Continue Reading →Remember that talk of an oversupply in oil? Well that was so last year, or maybe December. The recovery in oil had now put us […]
Continue Reading →While we might not get a wall on our southern border, we are at least in the short-term building a wall of petroleum products. Oil […]
Continue Reading →You have heard about the so-called Fed put. That is a term that means the Federal Reserve has the markets back. If the markets or […]
Continue Reading →Oil is continuing its comeback, up 6 sessions in a row, as it is more apparent that some of the reasons that oil sold off […]
Continue Reading →Suddenly, the oil market looks a lot tighter. After a stunningly bullish jobs report and hopes rising for a Chinese trade deal, the demand side […]
Continue Reading →Bad economic data in China is raising speculation that we will get a trade deal as the risks to the Chinese and global economy are […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices continue to go on a wild ride as we are reminded that you can’t mix apples and oil. After oil put in an […]
Continue Reading →Oil’s early opening optimism on a possible resolution of the government shutdown gave into global economic pessimism after China’s Market Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) […]
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Stuck in The Mud. The Energy Report 01/17/19
Oil is stuck in the mud. Stuck in the mud of politics and conflicting signals about supply and demand. The oil market is having a […]
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