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Demand worries

By Phil Flynn | September 24, 2015

Demand worries overshadowed a drop in crude stocks after the Energy Information Administration (EIA) seemed to suggest refiners going into maintenance and a weakening demand for gasoline helped send the market higher.

The Fed's crude problem

By Phil Flynn | July 30, 2015

The Federal Reserve takes out its reference to "stabilizing oil prices" and the Saudi's are dropping hints of an oil production cut. This comes as U.S. oil production sputters and inventories falls. We may have just hit a bottom as crude oil companies quickly react and probably overreact regarding July's oil price crash.

The damage is done

By Phil Flynn | July 2, 2015

Crude oil prices were trading like the damage is done. In other words, the Greek crisis charade has already done damage to the European economy and the oil demand outlook.

Buckle up, volatility is back

By Phil Flynn | June 4, 2015

President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi says "buckle up" because volatility is back! Keep your hands and feet in the car because it is going to be a ride that may make the "Taper Tantrum" look tame.

Seems like old times for crude

By Phil Flynn | April 30, 2015

It seems like old times for the crude oil market. With the dollar falling and the euro soaring it reminds me of the old quantitative easing risk on, risk off days.