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Brian Sullivan: Why the 'real' price of oil is likely $30-$40 higher than where it is now
Physical oil can cost about $38 a barrel more to deliver, as tanker rates surge.
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Physical oil can cost about $38 a barrel more to deliver, as tanker rates surge.
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