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The Next Oil Rally Could Be Driven By Stockpile Refilling
The Next Oil Rally Could Be Driven By Stockpile Refilling
Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com,
The Middle East conflict has disrupted more than 1 billion barrels of oil supply, but China's massive strategic crude stockpile helped offset the shock by sharply reducing imports, preventing oil prices from surging even higher.
Countries are now racing to build or replenish strategic petroleum reserves, with the IEA planning to refill the 400 million barrels it released during the crisis and major importers like India looking to expand their emergency stockpiles.
This wave of reserve rebuilding...
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China In Talks With Iran For Safe Passage Through Hormuz, As WH Scrambles To Contain Rising Energy Prices
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House votes against war powers: The US House of Representatives has rejected an effort to curb President Donald Trump's ability to wage war in Iran, a day after a similar bid collapsed in the Senate. House rejected in a 219-212 vote along party lines - was largely ceremonial and was unlikely to survive an expected veto from the president: BBC.
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Supreme Court Sides With Parents Over Kids' Gender Disclosure In California
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In an unsigned 'shadow docket' order, the justices restored a lower court’s injunction blocking enforcement of policies that prevent teachers from informing parents when their child socially transitions at school....
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The Economic Destruction Of Trump's War Goes Far Beyond High Gas Prices
The Economic Destruction Of Trump's War Goes Far Beyond High Gas Prices
Authored by Connor O'Keeffe via the Mises Institute,
For the past six weeks, as this US-Israeli war with Iran has played out, the economic impact of the conflict has gotten a lot of attention. And rightfully so.
As anyone who’s consumed any news about this war knows well by now, the Strait of Hormuz is a major energy chokepoint, the Iranian government did exactly what they said they were going to do if Trump and Netanyahu ordered this attack and...
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