PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - July 2nd

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - July 2nd

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PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - March 9th

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast featured Omar Najia, Jorge Montepeque, Narendra Taneja, and Omar Al-Ubaydli discussing the Iran-driven oil crisis. Najia warned markets are irrational and a deal is ultimately inevitable; Montepeque stressed SPR releases are mostly symbolic am ...  Show more

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - March 6th

Considering the deep economic implications of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to the energy markets, and the global economy, can this situation be resolved even before US-Israel war on Iran ends? Guest speakers Raad Alkadiri warned of prolonged regional instability; Osama Riz ...  Show more

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