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Sr. Market Analyst at The PRICE Futures Group
Phil Flynn is writer of The Energy Report, a daily market commentary discussing oil, the Middle East, American government, economics, and their effects on the world's energies markets, as well as other commodity markets.

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Crude Builds As Dollar Drops
Oil prices are getting hit as the dollar comes off a nine-month high and a surprise crude oil supply build as reported by the American Petroleum Institute.
The Dwindling Cushing Cushion
While the oil market fluctuates on OPEC posturing, supplies in Cushing, Oklahoma are falling.
Is Iraq A Special Case?
The argument that the Iraqi oil minister is making is not even a good one. I am sure they are just trying to get a higher quota.
OPEC Skeptics
Even as oil fights the rising dollar, the November crude oil contract closed above $50 a barrel and should be a clear warning sign that this market is poised to move higher.
Oil: New Highs And New Lows
Oil prices hit a new high for the year as refinery runs and imports hit lows for the year. EIA reported a 5.2 million-barrel drop in crude oil supply even as US refinery runs fall to 85% of their operable capacity, the low for the year.
Demand Outstripping Supply
There is growing evidence that not only is the global oil market back in balance, but there is a strong possibility that global demand is already outstripping daily oil output.
Oil Is Running Hot
While oil prices flirted with $50 a barrel because of the November crude oil expiration yesterday, today oil is running hot on a weak dollar and UK inflation data.
Record Crop - So Do Prices Drop?
Why grains are looking bullish after this weeks' WASD report; the bullish run in coffee; and the current OJ market.
Oil: New Balance
The key for the oil market is that there has been this perception that we are massively oversupplied and dramatically adding to a global oil glut, but recent data seems to suggest that the market has achieved a new balance.
Oil: Pump It Up
Oil longs took some profits as OPEC pumped up their monthly production numbers in order to make a case for a bigger share of OPEC quota.
The Art Of The Deal
Saudi Arabia wanted to make OPEC great again. They made the point proving they could crash the oil market to force other producers into submission. It may have taken longer than they anticipated, but they made their point.
The Long Road To Oil Market Balance
Vladimir Putin gave his stamp of approval to an oil production freeze. It comes as the International Energy Agency acknowledges that a production cut would get the global oil market back into supply and demand balance a lot quicker.
Istanbul - Energy Report
Oil traders turn their eyes towards Istanbul where OPEC and non-OPEC nations meet at the World Energy Congress in Turkey to finalize a global oil production cut.
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