Javier Blas on Why Oil Could Go Much, Much Higher
Despite a major disruption to global oil flows due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices have not spiked to panic levels, currently hovering around $115–$125 per barrel for Brent crude. However, refined product prices in Asia, particularly diesel and jet fuel, have surged to
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