Feb 2, 2023 Haroon Haider Economy , Environmental economics , Industry Analysis , International economics , Investment Research , Macroeconomics , Market Analysis American natural gas , bankruptcy protection , boom-bust investing , Brent complex , Chesapeake Energy Corp. , Chinese refinery market , clean energy , CME Group , contracts , Corpus Christi , crude exports , crude oil production , crude prices , crude tanker trips , Cushing , debt , derivatives , Dividends , domestic benchmark price , drilling technology , Europe , exports , Exxon Mobil Corp , financial instruments , fossil fuels , fracking boom , global benchmark , global oil prices , Hedging Strategies , Houston , Intercontinental Exchange , international markets , Kremlin , lockdowns , Midland , natural gas production , North Sea , Norway , oil traders , Okla. , outstanding agreements , pandemic , Permian Basin , Peter Keavey , pipelines , Platts , ports , President Barack Obama , President Biden , price swings , producers , refiners , Russian energy , S&P Global Commodity Insights , tankers , Texas , Texas export boom , U.K. , U.S. crude exports , U.S. Energy Information Administration , U.S. Gulf Coast , U.S. shale regions , Ukraine , volatility , Wall Street , West Texas Intermediate crude , Western sanctions , WTI In this article, we will explore how Texan oil traders navigate volatility and what strategies they employ to manage risk. The rise of U.S. crude exports has made Texas a key player in global oil prices, and the financial instruments used by traders to avoid or capitalize on price swings have become more central in…
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