105 Quotes by Jason Schenker

This warm weather is lowering demand for natural gas and heating oil. What the market does is all in the hands of the weatherman.

We've recently seen a series of minor conflagrations in Nigeria, which are resolved swiftly. The headlines raise awareness in the market but the price rises soon fade.

With gasoline futures at records a nationwide average of $3 at the pump is likely in the near-term.

There have been attempts this year to solve the bottleneck in the refinery part of the energy equation. That is still not resolved.

At this point, at these prices we're not likely to see a cut. Politically that is not feasible.

Concerns about the economy have tipped the 10-year down. Obviously if rates rise, we should see some slowing, but we don't anticipate any type of collapse by any means.

Energy shares took a hit today as crude prices eased. The drag in energy shares, combined with end-of-year low volume, is bringing volatility to the stock markets.

The trajectory of the storm is changing and been moved closer to production but it is still no Ivan at this point.

Is inflation dead? Not yet. If this moderating of inflationary pressures were to appear in the other reports, it could bode well for the economy.