Rory Johnston on Why His $200 Oil Prediction Didn't Turn Out Right
The episode examines why oil prices did not spike as expected during the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, despite it being the largest supply disruption in history—13 million barrels per day offline. The conversation centers on China’s unprecedented reduction in crude imports by up to 5 m
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