Harvey Puts U.S. Role as Energy Exporter on Display

The video discusses the impact of the widening spread on Brent and US refineries, highlighting the reasons behind WTI's fall and Brent's stability. It explores profit opportunities for refiners due to the gap between gasoline and oil prices. The video also analyzes global supply and demand dynamics, particularly how US export changes affect other regions. Finally, it predicts future trends in US natural gas exports and their potential impact on global prices.

What factors have contributed to the widening spread between Brent and WTI prices?

How have refinery shutdowns in the US affected gasoline prices?

What is the significance of the disruptions in Libya on Brent prices?

What implications does the US's role as a major gas exporter have on global gas prices?

In what way could future natural gas prices in the US be affected by events similar to Hurricane Harvey?