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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By Tom Kool - May 05, 2026, 10:45 AM CDT Oil Shockwave: Middle East Crisis Sends 2027 Prices Into Orbit
By: Tom Kool
US oil product exports surged to a record 8.2 million barrels per day last week as countries scrambled to replace fuel supplies disrupted by the
By Tom Kool - May 07, 2026, 7:00 PM CDT For decades, Western militaries have been sleepwalking into a strategic crisis.
Oil prices head for a 7% weekly loss as traders struggle to price in conflicting signals from U.S.-Iran talks and ongoing Middle East attacks.
Brent crude nears $110 as Trump warns the Iran ceasefire is on “life support,” while Gulf producers signal oil infrastructure repairs may stretch into 2027.
Oil prices steadied near $110 as Trump delayed planned action against Iran and Washington extended waivers for buyers of Russian crude.
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.
