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ENERGY, MARKETS

Phil Flynn

Senior Energy Analyst,

The PRICE Futures Group

  • One of the World's Leading Oil Analysts
  • Fox Business News Contributor
  • Author of The Energy Report

About Phil

Phil Flynn is senior energy analyst at The PRICE Futures Group and a Fox Business Network contributor. He is one of the world's leading market analysts, providing individual investors, professional traders, and institutions with up-to-the-minute investment and risk management insight into global petroleum, gasoline, and energy markets. Mr. Flynn's precise and timely forecasts have come to be in great demand by industry and media worldwide. His impressive career goes back almost four decades, gaining attention with his market calls and energetic personality as writer of The Energy Report.

Phil's Articles

Oil prices are pulling back thanks to a “peace dividend” – along with rumors of an OPEC production hike at the group’s July 6 meeting. Indeed, the historic positive momentum towards peace in the world could be the biggest story in the energy markets this year, writes Phil Flynn, senior energy analyst at The PRICE Futures Group.
In the world of oil trading right now, it’s an uncertain environment – with “risk on, risk off” and “tariffs on, tariffs off.” That creates a great range of trades. Overall, we see a backdrop of tightening oil supplies and the potential for less oil production in the US, notes Phil Flynn, senior energy analyst at The PRICE Futures Group.
Oil prices weakened after reports that President Trump discouraged an Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, indicating his desire to avoid war with Iran and give them a chance to negotiate. But the petroleum markets are expected to receive support from recent monthly data, notes Phil Flynn, senior energy analyst at The PRICE Futures Group.
It is kind of crazy that we’ve had one of the coldest weeks ever and yet we saw a big build in distillate inventories. Did everyone turn their heat off? Meanwhile, crude oil sold off earlier this week partly because of President Trump’s comments on the possibility of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, advises Phil Flynn, senior energy analyst at The PRICE Futures Group.