With oil galloping closer to $100 a barrel, who’s going to come to the rescue?
Output from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries remains stuck around 5 million barrels a day below peak levels, constrained by weak production from Angola, Iran, Nigeria and Venezuela. Russian crude is still flowing, but it’s hostage to geopolitical tensions over Ukraine.
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