US Energy Secretary Wright says unsanctioned Iran oil would be absorbed in the next 30-45 days

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  • With the unsanctioning, oil will start arriving in ports.
  • Within three or four days, that oil wills tart to arrive at ports.
  • Releases from SPR will occur over the next few months.
  • Oil is needed more in Asia but they are playing part in coordinated release.

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The comments from US Energy Secretary Wright regarding the imminent arrival of unsanctioned Iranian oil suggest a potential increase in global oil supply, which may exert downward pressure on prices in the medium term. This could disrupt the current dynamics of supply and demand, particularly affecting WTI prices, as markets anticipate these additional barrels entering the market in the near future. Watch for responses from OPEC+ and how Asian economies adjust to this potential shift in oil availability.

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