The Aporia
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14 articles about 12 events for “Chinese Oil Price Record High” in Politics.
“And nine in 10 say the conflict with Iran is making U.S. gas and oil prices either a lot or a little higher.”
“We begin with one of the Trump administration officials tasked with working to lower those high gas and oil prices, Energy Secretary Chris Wright.”
“As soon as I make a deal, oil prices will drop to what they were.”
“And it's affected the price of oil.”
“Energy prices across the board are higher because of the US war on Iran, which closed the strait of Hormuz, through which much of the world’s crude oil flows.”
“Critics say this record overshadows any embrace of clean energy by other countries spooked by an oil price that has hovered about $100 a barrel for months but should, at some point in the interminable Iran conflict, drop well below this.”
“According to AAA, the national average price for gasoline today is close to $4.50 a gallon, and for diesel, a gallon is hovering close to $6.50, just short of last week's record high.”
“Trump L’Oil: A Fake Fix for High Diesel Prices… His proposal to ban exports of U.S.-made diesel is likely to backfire spectacularly, writes CATHERINE RAMPELL in Receipts.”
“We're now 200 days into the war with Iran, and gas prices remain high, with diesel prices at new record highs.”
“According to the American Automobile Association, diesel hit its highest recorded average price today at just above $6.44 per gallon.”
“He wrote that: "If inventory depletion is reached, we estimate that Brent oil futures may need to rise to [around] $US150 per barrel to force uncontrolled demand destruction (i.e. where high prices force lower demand) for emerging Asian economies."”
“The confrontation has continued since, with US forces striking Iranian oil tankers and Iran targeting shipping in and around the Strait of Hormuz.”
“Still, I highly recommend them as pets.”
“As the price of a barrel of Brent crude, the global benchmark, hovered around a three-week high of $93 on Thursday, Bessent said, "I think oil markets are misinterpreting what this economic pressure means."”