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Oil is trying to stand tall against the onslaught of trade war fears and a report that showed oil supply rising. The American Petroleum Institute […]
Continue Reading →Oil backtracked after the U.S. said China backtracked on previous trade commitments causing global markets to stop and drop in their tracks. First it was […]
Continue Reading →You can’t beat the impact of a Presidential tweet. Forget missiles flying in North Korea or missiles flying from terror groups into Israel. It’s all […]
Continue Reading →Oil bulls are swimming upstream and against the big build upstream in the Gulf Coast. The build eased fears of an impending crude shortfall even […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are on the defensive after another massive crude oil build in the Gulf Coast led to an overall build of 9.9 million barrels, […]
Continue Reading →Oil is getting hit with shocks. No, I am not talking about the fact that waivers to buyers of Iranian crude go into effect. I […]
Continue Reading →Whether President Trump called Saudi Arabia or did not call Saudi Arabia, at this point it may not matter. It appears that OPEC plus one […]
Continue Reading →What did OPEC know and when did they know it? Did OPEC get a call from the President of the United States? It doesn’t matter […]
Continue Reading →It has been a great oil run. After completing its best quarter in a decade, oil continued its weekly streak of gains for eight weeks, which […]
Continue Reading →Oil is holding its ground, shaking off a surprise crude oil supply increase against a backdrop of rising geopolitical risk. Most of the talk lately […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are backing off as soothing oil supply seems to be dousing the raging bullish flames. Not only did we get a shockingly large […]
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It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, World. The Energy Report 05/09/19
Projectiles from North Korea, Trump saying that China broke the U.S.-China trade deal and, oh yeah, a very bullish Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports that […]
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