There’s something fishy about the story in Monday’s Wall Street Journal.
Category Archives: energy
Does a new economic team mean a new economic policy?
Henry Paulson has been nominated to the position of Secretary of Treasury. Will it matter?
Wedges and widgets
The phenomenal boom of Canada’s oil sands industry continues, despite the complete absence of any government crash program to cope with peak oil.
Natural gas and crude oil prices
Can natural gas fall this far without oil prices moving more?
Energy futures as predictors
Many publications use energy futures as proxy measures for market expectations of future energy prices. Does this procedure make sense?
Commodity price inflation
Commodity markets have been a little too exciting recently for my quiet tastes.
Early indications of trouble
One leading indicator heads south this week.
March 2006 trade balance figures
Oil imports in the spotlight
Congressionally mandated shortages
Last week the U.S. House of Representatives voted by an overwhelming margin to guarantee gasoline shortages the next time we face a significant disruption in petroleum supplies.
Have oil prices peaked?
Oil prices can go down as well as up.