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A Dallas Fed panelist warns that strikes on refineries pose the greatest risk from the Middle East conflict, causing significant drops in refined product flows compared to crude oil. Record low distil
US shale executives cite Iran conflict-induced chaos as a major planning hurdle, with a Dallas Fed survey projecting WTI crude to average $82 per barrel within a year amidst ongoing geopolitical insta
Dallas Fed survey indicates US oil and gas output increased in Q3 2026, though producers remain cautious about price stability amidst Middle East conflicts. Refiners saw record margins and fuel export
A Dallas Fed survey indicates US oil executives anticipate slight production growth amid high costs and geopolitical uncertainty. Regulatory hurdles and Middle East tensions are cited as key drivers f
A Dallas Fed study estimates an oil price surge cut U.S. GDP by 0.3%, significantly less than historical shocks due to increased energy efficiency and net exporter status. While global activity fell 1
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan warned that global oil and natural gas consumption may need to decrease significantly if shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted. Rising energy and fer
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