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Strikes Reopen the Iran Premium: WTI Bounces to $92 as Tuesday's Market Tests the New Floor

Strikes Reopen the Iran Premium: WTI Bounces to $92 as Tuesday's Market Tests the New Floor

WTI rebounds to $92.23 from the $90.88 holiday floor after overnight U.S. strikes on Iranian targets complicate the deal narrative. QatarEnergy extends force majeure through August. India cuts demand growth 40%. Technology Tuesday: European data centers outgrowing clean power.

Holiday Noise: WTI Closes at $90.88, but Tuesday's Open Is the Real Test

Holiday Noise: WTI Closes at $90.88, but Tuesday's Open Is the Real Test

WTI's Memorial Day drop to $90.88 was thin-volume noise, not a directional signal. Tuesday's open and Wednesday's EIA inventory report are the actual tests.

The $90 Floor Test: What Memorial Day's WTI Break Means for Operators This Week

The $90 Floor Test: What Memorial Day's WTI Break Means for Operators This Week

The $90 Stress Test: What Memorial Day's WTI Selloff Means for PUMP, PTEN, and LBRT

The $90 Stress Test: What Memorial Day's WTI Selloff Means for PUMP, PTEN, and LBRT

WTI Breaks $100 as Iran Deal Speculation Hits the Monday Open: Memorial Day Brief

WTI Breaks $100 as Iran Deal Speculation Hits the Monday Open: Memorial Day Brief

WTI broke into the low $90s in Memorial Day electronic trading on Iran deal speculation — the first clean break below $100 in weeks. Here's what operators need to know as the week starts.

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The New Entity’s Numbers: Devon-Coterra Posts First Pro Forma, WTI Fades Into Memorial Day Weekend

Devon Energy filed its first combined pro forma financial statements for the Devon-Coterra merged entity on Friday, giving the market its initial hard look at what 1.15 billion shares of combined production capacity actually costs to run. The regulatory filing landed against a backdrop of WTI pulling back

The $455 Million Quarter That Made $855,000: RPC's Q1 2026 and the Production Services Margin Trap

The $455 Million Quarter That Made $855,000: RPC's Q1 2026 and the Production Services Margin Trap