
A blog about the financial history of the Oil & Gas \ud83d\udee2 industry told through charts \ud83d\udcc8 that go back \ud83d\udcaf+ years.
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The Gist: We see a rise in marginal costs ultimately driving oil above $200/bbl by the end of the cycle.
The Gist: We see a rise in marginal costs ultimately driving oil above $200/bbl by the end of the cycle. Notwithstanding that view, we...
The Gist: U.S.
The Gist: U.S. O&G labor market dynamics show that wages in the oil patch continue to accelerate due to supply side constraints. This is further evidence that the disinflationary environment for energy markets has ended. The...
The decade from 1998 to 2008, under Lee Raymond, was truly unprecedented in ExxonMobil’s history.
The decade from 1998 to 2008, under Lee Raymond, was truly unprecedented in ExxonMobil’s history. You have to go back to the Standard Oil era...
Our post on ExxonMobil’s earnings cycles—“The Big Unit™ Breaks Out” (HERE)—was well received, and many have asked for a similar analysis on Chevron.
Our post on ExxonMobil’s earnings cycles—“The Big Unit™ Breaks Out” (HERE)—was well receiv...
There’s a great chart from the U.S.
Programming Note: I’ll be out of the office this week and back in your inbox next week. How many Axios-reported ceasefires do you think we’ll get in that time? See you then.
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