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Oil Drops Despite 3.1 Million Drop In Crude Inventories, Diesel Spikes
Oil Drops Despite 3.1 Million Drop In Crude Inventories, Diesel Spikes
Oil prices were largely unchanged, trading near session lows, after today's DOE inventory data affirmed the latest downbeat API prints from Tuesday afternoon, showing that the crude draw in the last week was even bigger than what API reported (-2.1MM), and far worse than the +1.9MM expected increase, printing at -3.186MM, the biggest draw in 6 weeks.
API
Crude -2.1mm (vs +1.0mm last)
Gasoline -1.4mm (vs +3.0mm last)
Distillates +0.5mm (vs -0.3mm last)
Cushing +0.9mm, (vs...
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Jul 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
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This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Gabriel Cohen, ranks the 25 countries with the highest number of international tourist arrivals per resident, using the latest available data from UN Tourism via Our World in Data and population figures from the World Bank. Territories have been excluded.
Andorra: The Tourist Playground
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Why Did China Reserve A Vast Offshore Airspace For 40 Days Without Explanation?
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Authored by via The Epoch Times,
China has imposed a 40-day offshore airspace restriction larger than Taiwan without explanation, signaling a potential shift toward sustained military readiness near Japan and U.S. allies.
China filed Notices to Air Missions (NOTAMs) reserving offshore airspace in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea from March 27 to May 6, a 40-day window, without announcing any military exercises or offering a public explanation. The reserved zones cover an area larger than Taiwan’s main...
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Jul 23, 2026 / Jacob G. Hornberger
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President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are making me feel like I’m smack dab back in the middle of the old Cold War racket — the racket that succeeded in making the US national-security state and its ever-growing army of “defense” contractors a permanent feature of American life. The State Department just issued […]
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