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Laura Sanicola

Washington, D.C., United States

Senior Energy Writer at Barron's

I write the Energy Insider newsletter for @barronsonline; frmr @Reuters @SAISHopkins | send me tips: [email protected] DM for signal

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Articles

  • The U.S. Doesn’t Have a Perfect Credit Rating Anymore. Investors Shouldn’t Worry Yet.

    2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Laura Sanicola

    After the closing bell on Friday, Moody’s became the last major credit-rating firm to downgrade U.S. sovereign debt from its perfect AAA status to Aa1. The firm argues that the U.S. is on a trajectory to increase entitlement spending—without the necessary government revenues to keep interest payment ratios at levels similar to other sovereign nations.

  • Trump Tells Walmart to ‘Eat the Tariffs’ Instead of Raising Prices

    2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Laura Sanicola

    U.S. President Donald Trump criticized retail giant Walmart harshly on his Truth Social platform on Saturday, arguing the retail giant should “STOP trying to blame Tariffs as the reason for raising prices throughout the chain.”

  • How AI Fueled Black Friday Shopping This Year

    Nov 30, 2024 | msn.com | Laura Sanicola

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  • Barron's, OPIS start energy newsletter

    Jul 29, 2024 | talkingbiznews.com | Chris Roush |Laura Sanicola

    Two Dow Jones publications — Barron’s and OPIS — have started an energy newsletter. Energy Insider is a weekly newsletter offering energy insights and analysis that is published every Monday. It costs $15 a month. The newsletter includes commentary from commodity analysts at OPIS and analysis from Barron’s senior energy writer Laura Sanicola.

  • The Solar Forecast Is Clouding Up. Here’s Who Wins and Loses. – Laura Sanicola - EnergiesNet

    Jun 23, 2024 | shorturl.at | Laura Sanicola

    By Laura Sanicola Solar is booming in the U.S., but picking sector winners is only getting tougher as new trade barriers take hold. The industry is benefitting from consumer and corporate tax breaks in the Inflation Reduction Act. Demand is getting a lift from a drop in panel prices, while domestic panel production and installations are expanding. Solar has become the top source of energy for new power generation by utilities.

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Laura Sanicola
Laura Sanicola @LauraSanicola
6 May 25

RT @barronsonline: Global Shipping Is Grinding to a Standstill. It’s a Matter of Time Until Americans Feel It. https://t.co/UWJ4jHIBAN

Laura Sanicola
Laura Sanicola @LauraSanicola
6 May 25

Energy Information Agency Data Scrapped as DOGE, Trump Hobble Agency, per @propublica. "Now the EIA has privately informed staff that it is scrapping publication of its closely followed International Energy Outlook for 2025." https://t.co/7H0ZYy6SGM

Laura Sanicola
Laura Sanicola @LauraSanicola
5 May 25

JP Morgan's Michael Cembalest says he's already noticed US gov't data degrade due to either a) budget cuts or b) the gov't not following data sources that provide negative commentary wrt Trump policies (too soon to tell). "Both are bad" - @_LatitudeMedia https://t.co/TWHamZtVXB