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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Oil bounced off at the lower end of the trading range as the big OPEC supply increase might actually turn out to be a production […]
Continue Reading →The voluntary OPEC production cuts are soon to be a thing of the past. OPEC+ made a headline-grabbing move on Sunday, to unwind their voluntary […]
Continue Reading →It seems like the fighting between Russian and Ukraine doesn’t stop, and it appears that despite threats from the Trump administration, India says that they […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are down after a report from the American Petroleum Institute seemed to suggest that demand for oil was weaker than expected, totally contradicting […]
Continue Reading →An anonymous tipster swears Elvis Is alive and at the same time is suggesting that OPEC is planning to raise output. After oil prices roared […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are trending upward, mounting a potential breakaway move with concerns about an oil glut from the International Energy Agency appearing increasingly unlikely. The […]
Continue Reading →President Donald Trump “was not happy” about Russian attacks on Ukraine with missiles and drones on Thursday and planned to talk more about the subject […]
Continue Reading →It’s back to school and gasoline demand surges as people take advantage of the last big holiday of the season, it will be Labor Day […]
Continue Reading →President Trump has a vision of peace through strength, but he takes it a step further because he also wants to use dollars. President Trump […]
Continue Reading →Despite recent speculation about a Ukraine-Russia ceasefire and President Trump’s comments, oil prices have eased. Oil rallied yesterday on concerns that ceasefire talks would break […]
Continue Reading →Is it Too Late Baby or, then again, maybe not. But is it too late for oil to break out of its never-ending trading range. Perhaps […]
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Glut Obsessed. The Energy Report 09/10/2025
I am starting to worry a little bit about the global oil reporting agencies because it seems they’ve come down with a bad case of […]
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