Oil supply cuts implemented by Saudi Arabia and Russia threaten a renewed surge in price volatility, according to the International Energy Agency. Toril Bosoni, head of oil market division at International Energy Association, joins “The Pulse With Francine Lacqua.”
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Saudi Arabia can do whatever it wants with its oil. You want more oil? Go make some.
The USA should not have bailed out the Banksters. Now, we will never succeed. Empire Collapse is at hand…
Release more SPR
Inflation going down and no more rate hikes… ? I don't think so..😱
And joey was just sucking up to sa and closed oil leases in Alaska to grab a few votes. America is the largest producer of nat gas in the world, can't
wait to see the gouge this year . When we Americans snap our fingers, you will wake up joey 1,2,3 snap, wait 1,2,3,4, snap, once more 1,2,3,4,5 snap
It's not the Saudi hurting consumers, it's the US and EU elitist ESG policies.
Ghawar is Twilighting in The Desert.
IEA is full of clowns 🤡🤡…run by idiots who fabricate false oil market headlines
Oil extraction causes earthquakes Its use causes environmental and health damage . So we have to discover other sources of energy Just like we discovered coal and then oil, which was unknown to mankind We will discover energy better than oil that humans do not know about yet
This is the price we pay for buseness with criminal countries like Saudi and Russia. Electricity and H2 projects must speed up…and this will punnish Saudi and Russia in long term…you cannot make trading with dictator countries sooner or later we meet a problems with them because resource it is means of countrol for them….