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Flotilla Of 12 Tankers Carrying Russian Oil Are Approaching The US At a time when the mere thought of Russian vodka or caviar, let alone oil or gas, prompts uncontrollable shaking and revulsion, Reuters reports that no less than 12 tankers carrying Russia-linked cargoes of crude and refined products were approaching the United States on Wednesday, as suppliers rushed to deliver ahead of the U.S. government’s deadline to wind down Russian energy purchases, data from traders and Refinitiv Eikon showed. While the US recently banned Russian energy product imports due to the invasion of Ukraine, Washington’s ban gives importers a 45-day window until April 22 to discharge cargoes moving under pre-ban contracts. At least one tanker heading to the United States and carrying fuel oil has diverted, and at least two others that stopped at Russian terminals are awaiting discharge at U.S. ports. Despite the ban, Vortexa data analyzed by energy strategist Clay Seigle showed that U.S. crude and products arrivals from Russia are provisionally forecast at 18 million barrels, or 597,000 barrels per day (bpd) on average this month.

House Democrats on Wednesday requested that executives from a half-dozen major oil companies testify before lawmakers over high gasoline prices. The House Energy and Commerce Committee sent letters to the executives of BP, Chevron, Devon Energy Corporation, ExxonMobil, Pioneer Natural Resources and Royal Dutch Shell requesting their appearance for an …

Chevron <> has agreed to increase its ownership in a gas project in Myanmar, even as it works on a plan to leave the country due to violence following last year''s military…

The French energy giant and US partner Chevron announced in January that they would pull out of the Yadana gas field, with TotalEnergies citing the "worsening" situation for human rights and the rule of law.

''Big Oil'' & The Fallacy Of A Windfall Profits Tax Authored by Michael Lebowitz via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Higher energy prices worrying you? Be afraid because Congress is coming to the rescue. Legislators are introducing a new bill called the “ Big Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act .” The bill’s objective is to reduce the price of oil. The bill pans to tax the windfall profits of large energy companies at a 50% rate. They define windfall profits as profits above and beyond those in the year before Covid. The proceeds from the tax would be returned to consumers earning less than $75k through direct payments. If Congresses goal is to inflate oil prices further and generate more inflation in the process, the bill, as currently written, is right on track. This article walks through the proposed legislation to better understand why it is grossly flawed. As we will discuss, the bill will not only generate higher prices at the gas pump, but the premise behind the bill, windfall oil profits, is dubious.

Several high-profile analysts have turned bearish on Chevron (CVX) following its astounding run-up. Does the stock remain a buy amid volatility in the oil market?

OPEC''s monthly oil report came out today, and it has a warning.

Tuesday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Accenture, Bumble, Chevron, Fortive, Hormel Foods, Interpublic Group, Lululemon Athletica, Natera, Nike, NOV, Target, Trip.com, Tyson Foods, Unilever and Zoom Video Communications.

Chevron''s moves in Venezuela would boost crude supplies to offset the loss of banned Russian energy imports to the US.

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Why Did Vladimir Putin Invade Ukraine? Authored by Soeren Kern via The Gatestone Institute, Nearly three weeks have passed since Russian President Vladimir Putin began his invasion of Ukraine, but it still is not clear why he did so and what he hopes to achieve. Western analysts, commentators and government officials have put forward more than a dozen theories to explain Putin''s actions, motives, and objectives. Some analysts posit that Putin is motivated by a desire to rebuild the Russian Empire. Others say he is obsessed with bringing Ukraine back into Russia''s sphere of influence. Some believe that Putin wants to control Ukraine''s vast offshore energy resources. Still others speculate that Putin, an aging autocrat, is seeking to maintain his grip on power. While some argue that Putin has a long-term proactive strategy aimed at establishing Russian primacy in Europe, others believe he is a short-term reactionary seeking to preserve what remains of Russia''s diminishing position on the world stage.

Oil Drops On Report Chevron Set To Start Trading Venezuelan Oil Once US Relaxes Sanctions Oil, which earlier tumbled below $100 (for WTI) amid speculation that a Ukraine ceasefire is imminent (it isn''t) and that Chinese oil demand will collapse due to the Shenzhen lockdown (it won''t), dropped over a dollar moments ago when Reuters reported that a new source of oil may be about to emerge: Venezuela, which like Russia, is currently sanctioned by the US (but not for long). According to Reuters, which cites "three people familiar with the situation", Chevron is preparing to take operating control of its joint ventures in Venezuela if Washington relaxes sanctions on Caracas to boost crude supplies after banning Russia’s oil imports. The US oil major has begun assembling a trading team to market oil from Venezuela as a first step, and if U.S. approvals are received, Chevron aims to expand its role in the four joint ventures it shares with state-run company PDVSA. The Biden admin - which is desperate to procure oil from any source, even Venezuela, if it means lower gas prices - has said that any new authorization will depend on whether Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro takes further political steps, such as releasing more jailed Americans and setting a firm date for resuming negotiations with the Venezuelan opposition.