Tom Kool is the Head of Operations at OilPrice.com. He specializes in energy and mining, focusing on topics such as oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, commodities markets, and renewable energy. Tom's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent platforms including MSN and Yahoo Finance.
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Tom Kool's coverage heavily focuses on energy and finance, particularly the oil market. His articles often cite data and include investment analysis, indicating a preference for fact-based insights into market trends and developments.
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Global oil markets remain under severe stress as Hormuz disruptions, weak economic data, and tightening inventories reshape energy flows worldwide.
President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States will not “rush” into a nuclear agreement with Iran, stressing that negotiations remain
By: Tom Kool
Oil prices whipsawed after reports of a possible U.S.-Iran framework deal briefly sent Brent plunging, only for fresh U.S. strikes on Iran to push crude back toward $100.
Oil prices whipsawed after reports of a possible U.S.-Iran framework deal briefly sent Brent plunging, only for fresh U.S. strikes on Iran to push crude back toward $100.
Supertankers Are Back in Fashion as Hormuz Risk Rewrites Oil Trade
Oil prices slid to a two-month low as conflicting signals from Washington and Tehran fueled uncertainty over a potential U.S.-Iran deal, keeping traders on edge throughout a volatile week.
The U.S.-Iran agreement to reopen Hormuz and lift the maritime blockade has pushed oil below $80, though risks remain if tensions in Lebanon escalate.
Power has become the binding constraint on the AI boom, and one $130 million stock just signed a 15-year, $2.6 billion lease that validates the entire thesis. Wall Street hasn't priced it yet.
By: Tom Kool
As the U.S. dollar weakens and gold trades grow crowded, institutional investors are shifting toward power infrastructure
The U.S. dollar is cracking—and the market knows it. After years of monetary excess, swelling deficits, and policy uncertainty, the world's reserve currency is losing its grip as a store of value.
