BUSINESSJun 22 · 12:26 UTCMARKETWATCHBarbara Kollmeyer

Trump ‘jawboning’ has masked a global oil-supply disaster, and the reality could mean $135 crude, says industry veteran

Dan Dicker, an author and former trader, claims President Trump’s rhetoric has obscured a global oil-supply crisis, with potential crude prices reaching $135. The article highlights concerns about the long-term market impact of Trump’s influence.

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