Post #76933 by Texirish on the US Policy board

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Here is link to daily average US oil production. It has fallen since the start of the war.

Let's look at what the attached dramatic looking graph actually shows. The early Feb. peak was 13.73 b/d. The low end point now was 13.59 b/d. So the dramatic looking graph represents a 1% drop - from Feb. to April. Much ado about nothing. Many possible reasons for the small change.

Aussie is correct that increased export is due to export demand for oil - implying that domestic demand has fallen a little. Might this all possibly be due to higher prices? Driven by a war not legal under the Constitution?

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