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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
It’s the oldest story in the book. Prices go up when demand exceeds supply, not only in oil and products but in wholesale power driving […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices shook off the OPEC production increase as the physical market seems to be demanding more barrels. As we said before Opec’s production increase […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are shaking off a larger than expected OPEC production increase as the precious metals get hit by a ton of bricks after President […]
Continue Reading →We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that […]
Continue Reading →U.S. sanctions on Venezuela are creating interesting dynamics in the global diesel market. We have a diesel dilemma because of tight global supply and strong […]
Continue Reading →All Aboard, The Trump train is leaving this station. Remember when all those people were freaking out a few months ago about the tariffs and […]
Continue Reading →Get Super-sized! Or Super Hyped! It seems that unnamed OPEC sources now must use very colorful language to get attention from the marketplace because so […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are getting a bit of a peace dividend along with rumors of an OPEC production hike at its July 6th meeting. Yet the […]
Continue Reading →Perhaps the best sign that we’re getting close to an OPEC+ meeting is the sudden leaking of unsourced stories that can suddenly move markets. Yesterday […]
Continue Reading →President Trump’s historic ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran is already paying dividends for the global economy but it could create a major hit for […]
Continue Reading →Congratulations world, it’s time for peace. President Donald J. Trump June 24th, 2025 Goodbye War Premium Hello Peace Dividend! Here today and gone tomorrow, and […]
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Peak Oil Demand We Hardly Knew You! The Energy Report 07/10/2025
Just breaking…OPEC is discussing pausing their output production hikes from October, saying that we would not ever consume as much oil as we did in the […]
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