The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported yesterday that US commercial crude oil inventories increased by 7.6 million barrels last week, give or take 15 million […]
Continue Reading →The oil market still has a recession obsession. Oil prices were under pressure as rate fears are raising larger concerns of oil demand destruction even […]
Continue Reading →Russia’s oil production cuts are not so clear cut. Russia’s announced 500.000 barrel a day production cut caused a surge in buying in Russian barrels […]
Continue Reading →Commodities are getting crushed as two Fed officials are saying a 50-basis point interest rate increase is in the cards, helping the US dollar to […]
Continue Reading →There is a flag on the play. The EIA Energy Information Administration (EIA) sparked the biggest amount of outrage since the holding call against the […]
Continue Reading →Oil and inflation are sticky. Oil prices are trying to stabilize even after inflation data came in hotter than expected at a 6.4% increase in […]
Continue Reading →The Biden administration is front-loading the 26 million barrels in US Strategic Petroleum Reserve crude oil sales using smoke and mirrors as this administration is […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are down to start the week on concerns that this week’s January consumer price index (CPI), which is set to be released at […]
Continue Reading →Russia is showing its rage against the world by unleashing one of the biggest missile barrages against Ukraine since the beginning of the war and […]
Continue Reading →I do not want to burst your balloon, but China and its oil demand is not going away. Oil price shook off what you might […]
Continue Reading →Joe Biden was apparently off script and addressed the Biden administration’s oil oxymoron. No I am not talking about Occidental Petroleum or any other derivative […]
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Too Hot? The Energy Report 02/27/2023
Global oil markets are having a hard time determining whether they should worry about the economy. Is it too hot or too cold. Red hot […]
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