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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said no one gave him credit or the administration credit for falling oil prices or lower interest rates. What that means […]
Continue Reading →President Trump is having success bringing down oil prices after they hit the lowest price since 2023. This came in with an oil market selloff […]
Continue Reading →Trumping Oil. Oil got Trumped and dumped. While many people feared that President Trump aggressive trade negotiations would raise the price of oil, so far […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are under pressure as a diplomatic push by President Donald Trump could remove sanctions on Russian and create an off ramp for Iranian […]
Continue Reading →As I have said before, it’s a myth that tariffs are inflationary. President Donald Trump took that a step further by declaring that, “It’s a […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices rise as peace is allusive. Instead of giving peace a chance, Volodymyr Zelensky, blew up the minerals deal and a path to ceasefire. […]
Continue Reading →West Texas Intermediate oil prices made a run for the 10-day moving average but failed to complete the breakout, keeping us locked in a trading […]
Continue Reading →President Trump has had success bringing down oil prices by sheer force of will and keeping traders off balance. Perhaps the biggest success has a […]
Continue Reading →Oh man, can President Trump’s leadership move markets. President Trump’s deal making and negotiating skills are changing the hearts and minds of world leaders as […]
Continue Reading →Energy Czar, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s call to every U.S. power plant to produce 10-15% more electricity to meet the growing energy needs to expand […]
Continue Reading →Wake me up when the emergency is over. The Trump energy doctrine is in full force impacting not only oil prices but reducing political risk […]
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Oil Stood Strong. The Energy Report 03/11/2025
While the stock market sold off on fear over reality, oil stood strong with only modest risk-off selling. Perhaps it was the fact that the […]
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