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The World Is Buying American: Why U.S. Crude Is Back Above $100
A market perspective for oil investors, October 19, 2026 For most of this year, the oil story has been told from the Persian Gulf. But one of the clearest signs of how much the world needs oil is showing up much closer to home. Refiners in Asia and Europe have spent 2026 bidding for American barrels to replace supply they can no longer count on, and U.S. crude has just climbed back above $100 a barrel. For investors, it is a reminder that American oil has become part of the w

Jonathan Browning
2 days ago5 min read


The World Still Runs on Oil: Why the Market Outlook Stays Bright Into 2027 and Beyond
An October 2026 perspective on oil prices, inventory drawdowns and forecasts for 2027 and beyond. The article weighs demand and supply scenarios alongside the risks that could change the outlook.

Jonathan Browning
Oct 135 min read


$150 Oil Is Not a Horror Story. It’s the Market Doing Its Job.
This September 2026 commentary explores Bank of America’s conditional $150 oil scenario, constrained shipping and inventory drawdowns. It considers how higher prices can affect demand and U.S. production.

Jonathan Browning
Sep 259 min read


Saudi Pipeline Disruptions Strengthen the Case for American Oil
Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline illustrates why dependable delivery matters alongside oil production. This September 2026 article considers shipping disruptions, U.S. infrastructure and the limits of insulation from global prices.

Jonathan Browning
Sep 159 min read


Record Diesel Prices Make the Case for a Stronger American Oil Industry
This September 2026 analysis links diesel costs to freight, farming and construction. It examines how production, refineries, transport networks and global supply conditions shape the fuel reaching customers.

Jonathan Browning
Sep 109 min read
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