Global oil markets have been spared an extreme squeeze during the first phase of the Iran war, but renewed fighting is bringing with it greater risk of a price spike in a world where supply buffers have been worn perilously thin.
Global oil markets have been spared an extreme squeeze during the first phase of the Iran war, but renewed fighting is bringing with it greater risk of a price spike in a world where supply buffers have been worn perilously thin.
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