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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Where’s the glut? I think we were promised an oil glut, but it isn’t happening. In the latest Energy Information Administration (EIA) Short Term Energy […]
Continue Reading →As President Trump seems committed to putting tariffs on our trade partners, could there be some tariff wiggle room? Stocks are higher and oil is […]
Continue Reading →Now suddenly Joe Biden, on his way out the door, wants to put sanctions on Russia and enforce them. The timeline of this does seem […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices, natural gas prices, as well as other commodities are surging this morning and fundamentals becoming more obviously bullish and the fact that it’s […]
Continue Reading →As the nation mourns and lays to rest our 39th President James Earl Carter events in the world and the oil remind us of the […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices surged above $75 for the first time since October based on strong supply and demand fundamentals. Not only are we seeing cold weather […]
Continue Reading →Remember President George W. Bush’s “Hemispheric Energy” Dream? The Dream is not dead! Not only is President Trump going to make American Energy great again, […]
Continue Reading →A Washington Post report that President Trump is going to release a list of tariffs against plans and every country caused a sharp drop in […]
Continue Reading →The question is not how cold it is, but how cold is it going to be. Fox Weather is reporting that America’s coldest weather so […]
Continue Reading →Energy and global politics can be downright cold-hearted, leading to a surge in prices to start the new year as the bullish fundamentals are getting […]
Continue Reading →I know what you are thinking. Today is regular New Years Eve! But it appears China is making their New Year come early. China fresh […]
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Seize the Day or Tanker Oil at $80.00. The Energy Report 01/16/2025
Oil hits $80.00! The highest level since August as supplies tighten and CPI eases. It also appears that the toughening of sanctions is starting to […]
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