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Brent Oil Faces Headwinds in 2014

In reviewing the EIA weekly petroleum report, the oil imports figure came in at 6.889 (Million Barrels per Day) for the week ending 01/10/14. This number compared to a year ago 8.030 (Million Barrels per Day) puts a nice cap on the downtrend which really started gaining steam in 2010 onward.

Posted by行政9 February 20149 February 2014Posted inBusiness News and AnalysisTags: China, commodities, EconMatters, EconMatters.com, Oil Market

Relaxing Oil Export Ban is Bad News for US Consumers

The US is producing much more energy domestically the last decade in all forms from natural gas to crude oil with a myriad of boutique products along the way, and so it is natural for producers to want to maximize profits by expanding their marketplace.

Posted by行政4 January 2014Posted inEnergyTags: crude oil, EconMatters, EconMatters.com, energy, gas, natural gas, OIL, refiners, US energy exports

Housing Market Setting Up for Another Crash

The housing market appears to be in better shape than it really is and investors should be wary regarding investing in Housing stocks, investing in property not as a primary residence,

Posted by行政27 December 2013Posted inHome Sales and Home PricesTags: Demographic Shifts, EconMatters, EconMatters.com, housing market, housing market crash, Macro Headwinds, real estate market4 Comments on Housing Market Setting Up for Another Crash

Too Much Oil: U.S. Storage Set to Pass the 400 Million Threshold

A year ago oil in storage stood at 274 million barrels, and with another robust year of domestic production, and despite curtailed imports, the US Oil Inventory stands at 391 million barrels and climbing.

Posted by行政3 December 20133 December 2013Posted inEnergyTags: Crude, EconMatters, EconMatters.com, OIL
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