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Deborah White Quotes
«We had a much lower-than-expected build in natural gas supplies in the U.S. last week and this is also adding to general nervousness.»
Author: Deborah White
«I think the market is taking this too calmly and we could see prices bouncing back any time.»
Author: Deborah White
«Fasten your seat belt -- peak hurricane season isn't until mid-September through mid-October, and we've had two hurricanes hit the Gulf Coast already.»
Author: Deborah White
«The most vulnerable part of the network are the undersea pipelines.»
Author: Deborah White
«The United States doesn't have to worry about gasoline lines. But consumers need to worry about the price they pay this week. They should be prepared for a short-term shock. Only time can fix that.»
Author: Deborah White
«We've had two hurricanes hit the Gulf coast already,»
Author: Deborah White
«The primary uncertainty right now is the extent of damage, and headlines there will go straight into prices.»
Author: Deborah White
«Crude is not the problem. The heart of the problem is how much refining capacity we have lost.»
Author: Deborah White
«Most of us had known days ago that the U.S. would loan oil but some people interpreted the headline as a release of oil, possibly of products. Then the market realized and started buying it back.»
Author: Deborah White
«Crude is not the problem. The heart of the problem is how much refining capacity we have lost,»
Author: Deborah White