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Snapback from the 50s: Oil’s Slide, Tariff Tide, and Storage’s Sweet Spot

  Well….that escalated quickly. The whole world has not gone bananas…but there is a tariff on bananas. No one really knows what kind of quilt we will end up with when this tangled tariff sewing kit is put to sleep. What we do know is that it has cast a cloak of uncertainty upon markets, businesses and consumers […]

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Boom Boom Boom Goes the Contango Drumbeat

An old man sips on his sweet tea as he casts a curious eye towards the little boy digging feverishly through a huge pile of manure, moving a shovel full at a time from one pile and slowly building another. After a while, curiosity got the best of him and he asked the boy why he […]

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10 Year Anniversary Post

On April 2, 2015, we cracked open the wooden door in an old office building in downtown Princeton with nothing more than an idea and some used office furniture (see photo). That evening, we attended the Vessel Owner’s Dinner in Philadelphia to see if we could find anyone looking for tank storage and, hopefully, match them […]

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Chemical Romance: Tanks, Trade, and Texas-Sized Deals

Better Living Through Chemistry – No, it’s not the latest hit Netflix series, it’s actually a 2014 American comedy-drama film.  But enough about Hollywood. Last week, the real action was in the chemical industry – and no, we’re not talking about that chemistry class you barely passed in high school. (By the way, did you know that […]

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Tariffs, Tiffs, and Tank Tigers: The Real April Fools’ Game

  It’s time to assign tariffs! Or is just another episode of Mean Girls? There’s 4 for you, 2 for you, one for you and none for Gretchen Weiners. Bye. On March 4, 25% tariffs were levied against Mexico, Canada and China. Of course, China promptly retaliated with tariffs on some agricultural imports.  The stock market took a beating and then […]

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Chemical Chaos: Tariffs, Tanks, and Trade Tantrums

The United States is the world’s largest importer of chemicals, importing $324 billion worth of chemicals in 2023. The recent announcement to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and an additional 10% on goods from China will certainly alter the existing U.S. trade policy, particularly in the specialty chemical arena which have […]

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Energy Markets, Storage, and the AFPM Hustle: A Trader’s Tale

  With nearly 15% of 2025 in the books, we still have no clear direction on which way the energy markets want to go. However, in an effort to bring transparency to uncloak the mystery of where storage is readily available, The Tank Tiger is pleased to show you our brand new listings in Brownsville, TX […]

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Rolling Pins & Peace Pipes: Markets, Energy, and Inflation on the Rise

If you believe the news from around the world, one recent development is that the peace pipe is being passed around. For the first time since the commencement of the Russia/Ukraine conflict, the President of the United States has spoken to the President of Russia in “a lengthy and highly productive phone call”. Of course, no one […]

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Canada & Mexico Tariff Implications on Crude Oil Markets with Gus Vasquez of Argus

Today’s Guest on Tank Talk is Gus Vasquez with Argus. Gus is the Americas Editorial Manager for Crude and LPG at Argus. In this episode we discuss the impact of Tariffs on the crude oil markets for Canada & Mexico and the ramifications on US Refiners.   

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A Storage Tank Valentine

  Ahhh…love is in the air. This Friday marks another Valentine’s Day to tell everyone on Instagram about your true love while you forget to take out the garbage can (again). Don’t worry, there’s always a heart shaped necklace just like the one Jeff Bezos bought on Amazon that can be at your front door this afternoon […]

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