Oil Slips as Surge in COVID-19 Cases Threatens Demand
MELBOURNE/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices slid from nine-month highs on Friday, with soaring COVID-19 cases seen as a threat to near-term fuel demand and a strengthening of the U.S. dollar…
Month: December 2020
The Decimal Point that Blew Up the World
What was the basis of panic that led the lights to darken on civilization? The most important date here might be March 11, 2020.
More Companies in Europe Eye Biofuels, Hydrogen
London — Spanish oil company Repsol sees biofuels as a near-term option for the maritime and aviation industries as they adapt to meet climate goals,
Frederic Bastiat
Quote for the Day
“The nature of law is to maintain justice.”
First Glitches Emerge In COVID-Vax Rollout; Alaska Health Worker Suffers ‘Serious Allergic Reaction’
A healthcare worker in Alaska was hospitalized on Tuesday with a 'serious allergic reaction' after receiving Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, according to the New York Times.
K-TIG Reveals Strong Sales as Expansion Continues in Australia and the US
K-TIG’s recent US expansion is driving interest in its welding technology and is expected to convert to additional sales in the coming months.
Long Term Gold/US Dollar Cycles Show Big Trends for Metals – part I
Over the past few months, my research team and I have published a number of articles suggesting a broader market depreciation cycle has set up in the US/global markets that…
Crown to Open Hotel, Bars at Barangaroo as Casino Hangs in Balance
Crown said it would open parts of the resort from December 28.
Record $7.9B Bitcoin Futures Open Interest Shows Bears are Watching BTC Price
Bitcoin price may have broken above $20,000 but the 40% decrease in volume shows bears are watching BTC closely.
Distressed Commercial Real Estate Sales Could Eclipse Number After Financial Crisis
It appears the government lockdowns in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has hastened the deflation of the commercial real estate bubble.