Oil Is Priced in the Future's Market

Oil is priced in the future's market. An additional future supply will keep prices from spiraing further, and may, in fact, bring them down. If a signal was sent to morrow that more oil is going to come on to the market in three to six months, or even a year, just like your f p l expected costs would go down so o air lines. How complicated is this? Does does she not know this? Saki, of course she does. She's lying. And so's the new york times. Here's a ridiculous treat they put out yesterday: The primary reason for rising gas prices is the pandemic and its disruptions to global supply and