Oil prices jump after U.S.-Iran strikes raise Gulf tensions
I don’t think the global energy market is back to normal. And I expect the proclamations that a few months’ rise and fall in oil prices was the extent of the economic damage from the Iran war will end up looking very premature.
U.S. Media seems to have decided to lie their way through it.
Absolutely. Conditions of shipping haven’t fundamentally changed. Dipping into reserves instead of refilling them with local crude will turn out like every other action. Demand is inelastic in the short term. We have alternatives but we do love burning oil.
Watch for crop harvest decline from loss of fertilizer thru Hormuz.
I don't think it's going back to normal until Trump croaks.
📉 Russian oil prices are falling again: the price of Urals crude has dropped to nearly $18 below the level projected in Russia’s budget.
In the first days of July, Urals crude was trading at an average of $41.66 per barrel, while Russia’s 2026 budget was based on a price of $59 per barrel, Bloomberg reports.
It's a great price -- if they can get it too you !!!! Lol
Anyone is a fool who buy 🇷🇺petroleum