The Crude Chronicles - Why Oil has to be $90 a barrel!

Today’s episode guest is Rob Connors aka The Crude Chronicles, who has +15 years as a sell side research analyst covering various companies in the oil & gas, industrials, transportation and aerospace & defence sectors.

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NB - Recorded on Wednesday 18th February 2026 PM

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The Crude Chronicles discusses:

* A 30,000ft view of the current state of the Oil markets

* Why the current supply and demand narrative doesn’t quite add up

* What 800 years of commodity history shows us is coming down the road

* Problems in the Permian?

* Tracking marginal supply and costs in oil production, including why the cost of supply is critical moving forwards and well productivity growth

* USA & Saudi Arabian Oil relations - is there a deal behind the scenes until after the mid-terms?

* Rials/USD mechanics and why that is imperative for the balance sheet outlook of Saudi Arabia

* Key metrics you need to look at in order to pick oil companies to invest in

* EBITDA, DD&A and much more

Contact Information & an article to read

Email: thecrudechronicles@proton.me

Website: thecrudechronicles.substack.com - The Crude Chronicles

Twitter/X: @crudechronicle

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