Iran Oil Shock Reversed: Why Prices Are Falling, Not Spiking │ Rod Martin
The Jenny Beth ShowJune 12, 202600:04:12

Iran Oil Shock Reversed: Why Prices Are Falling, Not Spiking │ Rod Martin

Everyone said Iran meant $200 oil. It's at $89 and dropping. Rod Martin explains why.

Rod Martin — an investor and analyst who tracks finance, national security, and policy and who called the Iran conflict and its oil implications months ago on Fox Business — joins Jenny Beth Martin to explain why energy prices are moving the opposite direction of every doomsday prediction. He breaks down the interdiction of Iranian oil, the Saudi East-West pipeline shift, the surge of American LNG to allies and even rivals, and why eliminating the Iranian threat to the Strait of Hormuz could take another $10–$20 off the long-term price of oil. The takeaway: a strategic shift toward U.S. supply that could slash the trade deficit and fuel a pre-midterm economic boom.

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00:00 — Calling the Iran Conflict Months Ago
00:29 — Nine Weeks of Quiet Preparation
01:40 — Why Oil Is Dropping, Not Spiking
02:53 — China Buys American: The Strategic Shift

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