Why the U.S. oil market is more ‘vulnerable’ now than it was in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina

Tropical Storm Barry won’t pack the same punch as Hurricane Katrina, but less intense storms in the Gulf of Mexico may have a great impact on the energy market that has seen sizable growth in refining capacity and the lifting of crude exports in the 14 years since that devastating hurricane.
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