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The dog days of August have set in on the moves in the commodities, have been exaggerated. While oil holds the 200-day moving average, after […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices got slammed on fears surrounding the Turkish economy, ongoing concerns about China, and a big build in crude supply, but really a lot of […]
Continue Reading →A bearish American Petroleum Institute (API) report, as well as the continuing drama surrounding Turkey is raising fears of a slowdown in oil demand based […]
Continue Reading →The oil and petroleum markets took a Turkish bath yesterday, but in doing so it may have washed out the bearishness and put in our […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are trying to balance the risks to oil supply versus the risks to demand. The risk to the demand side of the equation […]
Continue Reading →Global stock markets are rattled as the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, runs his economy into the ground raising contagion fear surrounding other European […]
Continue Reading →Even in long-term bull markets, you are going to have a day like yesterday. Oil and products crashed down to major support as it was […]
Continue Reading →While the market starts to come to grips with the new sanctions on Iran and a larger than expected crude draw, as reported by the […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are on the rise as President Trump warns the world that anyone trading with Iran will not be trading with the USA. That […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are rising. We have a falling U.S. oil rig count and a surprise drop in Saudi oil production, against a backdrop of increasing […]
Continue Reading →Snap back after a whack give a dog a bone, this old man comes rolling home. It looked doomy and gloomy on oil for a […]
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Talk, Why Don’t We? The Energy Report 08/20/18
Commodities tried to turn the corner on reports of low-level talks, about a framework to end the trade war, and make everyone realize that perhaps […]
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