28 Quotes by Tobin Gorey

The small retreat is probably due to the dollar coming back a bit.

Something that could have squeezed supply a bit tighter would be a sustained cold snap and there just hasn't been the cold weather in the U.S. yet to test out just how well the market can supply.

There's a sense that Iran has heated up and if it's going to come to a head, it will be further out than May.

The next important meeting for the oil market will not be OPEC but the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The basic thing underlying the industry is that global demand remains very strong.

The U.S. inventory data clearly worried the market, but the Iranian and Nigerian situations are providing support to prices.

The fall in prices is modest...No one is willing to assume Iran will never use oil as a bargaining chip.

The continuation of cool weather in the United States is expected to bring big spikes in heating fuel demand.

I'm inclined to think it's not reached a peak yet. We're still faced with a tight supply-demand equation against the backdrop of strong economic growth, and there's still more money to come into the market.