The OPEC Problem
“Shortsighted.” That, in a word, is what the Biden White House thought of OPEC+’s move
“Shortsighted.” That, in a word, is what the Biden White House thought of OPEC+’s move
It’d be a shame if oil prices fell too much. OPEC+ on Monday agreed to
News flow felt sparse Thursday, as global markets “struggled for direction,” to employ the boilerplate
A few days ago, market participants were treated to a new version of an old
Steve Mnuchin “generally” supports “making sure the appropriate taxes are collected” in the US. “But
George Soros is not amused with BlackRock’s China push. Just days after warning that anyone
The Didi drama and another OPEC+ impasse provided for some post-US holiday fireworks on Tuesday.
“Europe’s last dictator,” as Belarus’s Alexander Lukashenko is not-so-affectionately known, was front page news Monday.
“But none of us as Americans wants to see China prospering”.
… a reminder that despite the surprising durability of the bounce, downside catalysts are myriad.Â
“I expect and hope that they will be cutting back approximately 10 Million Barrels”.
“…everything really is awesome”.
“President Trump’s decision to remove Qassem Soleimani from the battlefield saved American lives”.
Ultimately, there’s no escaping the fact that the behemoth is a money printing machine.
More tales from “this topsy-turvy world”.
It will be the biggest public company by a country mile.
Shares will begin trading on the Tadawul December 11.
Just in case you weren’t suspicious enough already.
So much winning – for one man, anyway.
The news comes just two weeks after the attacks on the kingdom’s oil infrastructure.
The Trump administration appears to be on the verge of following the Crown Prince into dark waters.
“I feel great”.
“We have heard from [Trump] personally that this would not happen”.
“Don’t meddle in the election”. And other highlights.
“For the first time in a long time, I am very happy and proud for my country.”
To the brink.
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