The WSJ is reporting that the U.S. is close to becoming a net exporter of petroleum products: "As recently as 2005, the U.S. imported nearly 900 million barrels more of petroleum products than it exported. Since then the deficit has been steadily shrinking until finally disappearing last fall, and analysts say the country will not lose its 'net exporter' tag anytime soon."
Very interesting. Read the whole thing.
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