European Union Plans to Reduce Natural Gas

The European Union (EU) reached an agreement for an emergency regulation to cut their natural gas use by 15% from now until March 2023. As Europe prepares for a winter of uncertainty with continued supply disruption from Russia, the hope is to cut off all supply by next year. The EU plans to make the […]

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Hold Tight: Oil Demand Still Rising

At the start of today, oil prices rose after recent losses in the previous two sessions. Brent Crude rose $0.61 to $101.30 a barrel and WTI rose $0.65 to $99.18 a barrel. “With Russian oil prices set to drop as the year progresses and it runs out of Western parts to maintain fields, and with […]

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The Unofficial Start to Summer Gas Prices.

People traveling this Memorial Day weekend should expect to pay more at the pump as prices are expected to be at an all-time high. Americans will be paying on average $1.50 more per gallon of gas this year in comparison to last year. According to AAA, the national average is $4.59 a gallon. The average […]

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Will There Be a Relief in Diesel Prices?

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) just released that the U.S. national average diesel price at the pump is $5.623/gallon. Is there any relief in sight? Let’s digest some data and assess. The Department of Energy’s (DOE) petroleum report revealed last week that U.S. distillate inventories are at their lowest level in 30 years; 104.9 million […]

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Federal Reserve Rate Increase. What’s next?

How it all started The Federal Reserve just delivered the largest interest-rate increase in over 20 years. This increase, the most aggressive action to take place is an effort to try and slow the growing inflation. Back in 2020, the start of the pandemic pushed the Fed to lower rates to basically zero, making it […]

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