Global oil prices have climbed by nearly 50% since the the end of February, but the rise pales in comparison to an estimated loss of nearly 1 billion barrels since the start of the Iran war 75 days ago.
The world lost nearly 1 billion barrels in oil supply over the past 75 days. Why investors aren’t worrying enough.
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The world lost nearly 1 billion barrels in oil supply over the past 75 days. Why investors aren’t worrying enough.
Global oil prices have climbed by nearly 50% since the the end of February, but the rise pales in comparison...
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