Goldman economist Farouk Soussa talks about why the Strait of Hormuz doesn't need to come back to 100% for the full amount of oil from the Gulf to come back into the market, and the longer-term outlook for crude amid the US-Iran negotiations. (Source: Bloomberg)
Goldman economist Farouk Soussa talks about why the Strait of Hormuz doesn't need to come back to 100% for the full amount of oil from the Gulf to come back into the market, and the longer-term outlook for crude amid the US-Iran negotiations. (Source: Bloomberg)
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