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When Will Gasoline Prices Return To Pre-War Levels?
When Will Gasoline Prices Return To Pre-War Levels?
Authored by Robert Rapier via OilPrice.com,
Oil futures have quickly priced in a favorable outcome from U.S.-Iran diplomacy, but physical oil flows, shipping networks, and refinery supply chains take much longer to normalize.
Low global inventories and the need to replenish strategic and commercial stockpiles could create significant demand for crude even after supply disruptions ease.
Gasoline prices are influenced by refining capacity, inventories, distribution costs, and seasonal demand, meaning pump prices may remain elevated even if crude oil continues to fall.
Gasoline prices have started...
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Mar 25, 2026 / Tyler Durden
EU and Australia Seal Trade Deal Amid Strategic Resource Concerns
EU and Australia Seal Trade Deal Amid Strategic Resource Concerns
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
It took an astonishing eight years before the European Union and Australia were able, at the beginning of the week, to agree on a joint trade agreement. What EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese presented in Australia’s capital Canberra represented a far-reaching reduction of direct tariffs over a medium-term period.
Over 90 percent of goods will be able to circulate freely between the two continents, of course always under the application of...
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Apr 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
First Loaded Crude Supertanker Clears Hormuz Without Using Larak Channel
First Loaded Crude Supertanker Clears Hormuz Without Using Larak Channel
Summary:
Idemitsu Maru did not use Larak Channel
Loaded Idemitsu Maru crude supertanker exited Hormuz this afternoon, marking the first such crude transit since the conflict began.
Loaded Mubaraz LNG tanker exited Hormuz earlier this month, also marking the first such LNG transit since the conflict began.
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First Crude Supertanker Exits Hormuz
Following the Mubaraz LNG tanker's exit from the Hormuz chokepoint in recent weeks, the first such transit since the conflict began, new ship-tracking data from Bloomberg late Tuesday afternoon show that the first...
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Jun 3, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Lefty Tech Rag Panics As Manhattan Institute Pivots From Killing DEI To Crushing NGO-Funded Riots
Lefty Tech Rag Panics As Manhattan Institute Pivots From Killing DEI To Crushing NGO-Funded Riots
Left-leaning Condé Nast, through Wired, appears to be running narrative cover for the protest-industrial complex, gaslighting readers over efforts to impose real penalties on chaos and disorder stemming from protests and riots.
Wired reporter Ali Winston's target is the Manhattan Institute. She appears to be upset that the Manhattan Institute is pushing for new state laws that make vandalism, blocking roadways, and trespassing during riots and protests felony offenses.
❗️ TOTAL anarchy in Los Angeles
Rioters are...
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