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Buckle up, America.
@KobeissiLetter Oil is going to reach $150 billion a barrel and Russia will take all the money back with the rise in oil prices.
Already they are making billions of dollars in profit and now its going to increase by 3x due to war in Gulf and Iran.
US oil and stock market futures open in 7 hours.
Markets have yet to react to a ton of new events, including US strikes on Kharg Island and President Trump's global call to militarily open the Strait of Hormuz.
However, the war timeline seems to be expanding, as the US is now saying the war will "likely" end within the "next few weeks."
This is a vastly different outlook than where we were just six days ago, on March 9th, when President Trump said the war was “very complete.”
And, even as the US Navy is preparing to "open" the Strait of Hormuz, shipping activity through the Strait remains near zero.
The US has 7 hours to calm oil markets before futures open, or oil prices are heading back above $100/barrel.
Prepare for more turbulence.
OIL MARKETS BRACE FOR VOLATILITY AFTER KHARG STRIKE
Oil markets are set for a turbulent week after a US strike on Iran’s key export hub, Kharg Island, heightened fears of supply disruption across the Middle East.
President Donald Trump warned attacks could expand to energy infrastructure if Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran threatened retaliation against US-linked facilities.
Brent crude surged 11% last week, briefly hitting $119.50 a barrel, and analysts expect further volatility as the fate of Kharg — vital to Iran’s exports — remains unclear.
Shipping through Hormuz is near standstill, pressuring global energy flows and pushing fuel prices higher worldwide.
HORMUZ OIL FLOWS NEAR STANDSTILL, GOLDMAN SACHS SAYS
Goldman Sachs says oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have nearly stopped.
Based on vessel tracking, flows have fallen from about 19.5 million barrels per day to just 0.5 million barrels per day over the past few days. After accounting for pipelines redirecting some supply, the net disruption to Persian Gulf exports is estimated at about 17.2 million barrels per day.
Tracking is difficult, but two independent vessel-count sources showed no oil tankers crossing the strait on March 12. Reuters reported that Iran did allow two India-flagged LPG carriers to pass, with one escorted by the Indian Navy.
Goldman says flows could recover through three scenarios: Iran selectively allowing some tankers through (such as those linked to China or India), a broader de-escalation of the conflict, or stronger naval protection for shipping.
However, the bank warns recovery could take longer than expected. So far, none of the reported tanker attacks have involved Asian-flagged ships, which is significant since Asian buyers account for the majority of Hormuz oil shipments.
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Nick Fuentes reacts to Trump starting a regime change war in Iran: “I have one thing to say to all of you. I told you so. They said I was crazy when I predicted this two years ago.”
“I said, ‘A vote for Trump is a vote for war in Iran.’”
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@DefiantLs He's technically correct about the terror cells, but he shouldn't be promoted or given a platform. Ask the victims of Sandy Hook what happens when you give @RealAlexJones a platform.