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Physicist John Droz discusses how the Russian government created false accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to disrupt U.S. energy markets. Russia used these account to send thousands of posts and tweets publicizing and promoting protests against U.S. energy policies, oil and gas production, and the construction of new pipelines in the United States. Russia did this in order to bolster its own geopolitical and economic interests and undermine U.S. national security. Although the mainstream media is not covering it, the Russian government funneled money through surrogates to U.S. environmental organizations, thus helping their efforts to negatively portray U.S. fossil fuel companies and companies doing business with them. This fomented protests against various energy related projects and policies.
Physicist John Droz discusses how the Russian government created false accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to disrupt U.S. energy markets. Russia used these account to send thousands of posts and tweets publicizing and promoting protests against U.S. energy policies, oil and gas production, and the construction of new pipelines in the United States. Russia did this in order to bolster its own geopolitical and economic interests and undermine U.S. national security. Although the mainstream media is not covering it, the Russian government funneled money through surrogates to U.S. environmental organizations, thus helping their efforts to negatively portray U.S. fossil fuel companies and companies doing business with them. This fomented protests against various energy related projects and policies.
Weekly Oil Markets Recap - What Are Energy Investors Waiting For Exactly?
Similar to what the oil market went through in 2017 when fundamentals disconnected from price, energy investors just need higher oil prices to slap some senses into them. Welcome to the Weekly Oil Markets Recap Edition of Oil Markets Daily! While most analysts see potentially higher oil prices in the near-term, a massive majority of them see prices "falling." Following the oil price rise, we are now 5-months into the "new oil price period" and energy stocks have continued to lag. If all energy investors are waiting for is higher oil prices, then higher oil prices will be the catalyst for energy equities.
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