WTI Crude Oil - Pressure on Saudi Arabia

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Hi Guys,

allegations of Human Rights violations are, IMHO, playing an important strategic role for the dynamics of supply and demand and the management of oil price control.

Ellen R Wald wrote the following article published by Investing.com which I found interesting. investing.com/analysis/iran-sanctions-200410717

At the end of the article Ellen asks the following question:

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"What are the short-term and long-term outlooks? There is a variety of scenarios for the oil market. As Iranian oil exports drop, prices will rise. The question, of course, is: how much? This depends on the amount of pressure the United States puts on Saudi Arabia to produce and how much Saudi Arabia resists that pressure".
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To conclude, IMHO, PRESSURE = allegged Human Rights Violations

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