Commerce Department Loosens Ban on Oil Exports
In a remarkable confluence of common sense and establishment approval, Congress is likely to look favorably upon eliminating the U.S. oil export ban...
In a remarkable confluence of common sense and establishment approval, Congress is likely to look favorably upon eliminating the U.S. oil export ban...
The Saudis are caught in a pickle: Cut oil production and lose market share, or continue to pump until they're out of money....
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Read moreThe international Energy Agency is astonished that the oil industry continues to produce at record levels, despite predictions there would be production cuts....
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