TOP DAILY #ENERGY #HEADLINES - February 7, 2022

 Editor's Comments

As the global oil and energy supplies tighten the political will weakens as the economy and survival are at risk. To be expected. Prices are still showing strength and should rattle the economy with higher inflation. The Fed is not moving fast enough to balance interest rates and this could be a HUGE mistake as core inflation persists and rises further.   

Shorting bonds, stocks, and crypto tokens may prove to be a very lucrative strategy.

T. A. McNeil

First Financial Insights

Founder CEO

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Democrat Senators Are Trying To Limit U.S. LNG Exports For All The Wrong Reasons

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EU seeks to curb gas costs if Ukraine crisis hits energy supplies

Natural Gas Prices Rebound Following Yamal-Europe Pipeline Shutdown

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