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U.S. Oil Reserves To Dry Up Before August?
U.S. Oil Reserves To Dry Up Before August?
As oilprice.com asked earlier this week, why hasn’t oil hit $150 (yet)?
Tonight at 7 PM ET, ZeroHedge will host two former Goldman heavyweights to answer the question: is the recent oil price surge merely a temporary geopolitical shock, or are we entering a period of structurally higher energy prices?
Joining the discussion are former colleagues Jeff Currie, now chief strategy officer for energy pathways at the Carlyle Group, and Arjun Murti, Partner at Veriten. The conversation will be hosted by Real Vision's Ash...
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