Oilholics Synonymous Report

The first crude quarter of 2021 threw up a number of interesting developments for the oil markets, from fluctuating price sentiments to a di...

Some personal news: After 16 years of scrutinizing #oil , #energy markets, felt I needed a change. Delighted to accept such an opportunity ...

Its a day to say thanks and feel a tad nostalgic, as the Oilholic woke up this Christmas eve morning to the realization that today marks ...

The Oilholic just got back from a quick turnaround research trip to the US Appalachian Basin covering the hydrocarbon rich prospection p...

The last fortnight has just zipped by with so much going on in the energy market that the Oilholic did not get time to pen his thoughts her...

The Oilholic has spent the last two days in Oslo, Norway attending energy software firm Cognite's annual Ignite 2019 conference at th...

As the crazy month of May comes to a close, commentators using the supply constriction and geopolitical risk premium pretexts to big up pri...

It's been quite a week in the oil market with Brent touching $75 per barrel for the first time in 2019, amid exaggerated long calls rem...

So it is that OPEC has moved its ministers meeting, and the OPEC/non-OPEC from April 17/18 to June 25/26, but the Oilholic decided to come ...

As promised post-OPEC, the Oilholic is putting forward some more composed crude thoughts, following the Non-OPEC and OPEC declaration of a ...

There's been an unsurprising calm in the oil market given the existing supply-side scenario, although the WTI's slip below three ...

Oil benchmarks have by and large remained calm in the face of escalating tensions in Iraq. Market sentiment was helped in no small parts ...

Since the initial flare-up in Iraq little over a fortnight ago, many commentators have been revising or tweaking their Brent price pred...

Just as the OPEC conference dispersed here in Vienna, the speed with which the situation in Iraq has deteriorated has taken the market by...

As OPEC prepares to meet for the first time this year, oil ministers of the 12 member nations should feel reasonably content. The hawks a...