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Oil and a case of cognitive dissonance

Arab Digest Newsletter / / Donald Trump, GCC, Iran war, Oil, Saudi Arabia, UAE, USA / Leave a Comment

Ref: AD-2998

Summary: put to one side prospects for an Iran/US deal. Deal or no the world now faces an imminent and unavoidable severe energy ‘crunch’. The big ‘unknowns’ are when exactly it will hit, how high the oil price will go and how long it will be before it reverts to something like ‘normal.’

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