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• Energy Sector Commentary for Tuesday
  The energy sector is off to a Holiday shortened week lower, pressured...

  The energy sector is off to a Holiday shortened week lower, pressured by weakness in the underlying commodities and the major market futures. Concerns of an economic recession as central banks across the world take aggressive actions to tame inflation has sent Wall St. lower in early trading.

  
  

  WTI and Brent crude oil are down in early trading, as investors continue to remain concerned about the possibility of a recession, despite supply constraints heightened by an expected production cut in Norway due to a possible escalation of an ongoing strike. Oil and gas from Norway, Europe’s second-largest energy supplier after Russia, is in high demand as the country is traditionally a reliable and predictable supplier. The leader of the Lederne trade union said in an interview, that the union would escalate the strike to pressure employers to address demands for wage increases to compensate for rising inflation. The planned escalation could cut 56% of the Nordic country’s gas exports from Saturday, increasing the concern of tight supply.

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• Is Saudi Arabia Exaggerating Its Oil Production Potential?
  For many years now, Saudi Arabia has been wildly exaggerating every metric connected to its oil business,...
  For many years now, Saudi Arabia has been wildly exaggerating every metric connected to its oil business, from how much crude it can produce to its level of reserves and everything in between, as analyzed in depth in my first book on the oil sector in 2015 and the latest one in 2021. Why does it lie so much and so often about these figures? Because without the power it has in the world directly associated with its crude oil production, spare capacity, and reserves it has no real power at all, so enormously exaggerating each of these figures is geared towards puffing itself up in terms of its geopolitical importance.
  
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• Why These 3 Oil Dividend Stocks Tumbled More Than 15% in June
  Oil prices cooled off a little bit in June. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the primary U.S. oil price...
  Oil prices cooled off a little bit in June. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the primary U.S. oil price benchmark, fell 7.8% last month, closing at $105.76 per barrel. Last month's sell-off in the oil market weighed on most oil stocks.
  
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• Norwegian Oil and Gas Workers Start Strike, Cutting Output
  Norwegian offshore workers began a strike on July 5 that will reduce oil and gas output, the...
  Norwegian offshore workers began a strike on July 5 that will reduce oil and gas output, the union leading the industrial action told Reuters.
  
  The strike, in which workers are demanding wage hikes to compensate for rising inflation, comes amid high oil and gas prices, with supplies of natural gas to Europe especially tight after Russian export cutbacks.
  
  “The strike has begun,” Audun Ingvartsen, the leader of the Lederne trade union said in an interview.
  
  Operator Equinor ASA has initiated a shutdown of three fields in the North Sea as a result of a strike, the company said on July 5.
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• What's Brewing Tuesday Morning
  Another one: Vauld, a crypto lender backed by Coinbase and Peter Thiel, paused withdrawals, trading, and deposits in order to survive Crypto Winter.
  
  Three people were killed in a shooting at a shopping mall in Denmark. Authorities said the gunman’s motives were not terror-related.
  
  Turkey’s annual inflation rate surged to 79%, the highest level in 24 years.
  
  GoFundMe donations have topped $300,000 for a Burger King worker who, after never missing a day of work for 27 years, was given a drawstring backpack, a movie ticket, and a few other knicknacks as a thank-you present by management.
  
  
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