As of May 4, the average US gasoline price hit another wartime high of $4.46 per gallon. What could be next for prices, trade flows, and political resolutions?
At a recent energy markets event in NYC last week offered by the trade intelligence business Kpler, the mood about the ongoing conflict in Iran was definitely “it would be great if this ended, but no one can tell exactly how or when.”
The war is a big risk to
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