US Energy Chief Says ‘Fear Premium’ in Oil Markets Will Ebb
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright sought to counter market warnings about an extended Middle East war, saying global energy supplies are sufficient and the surge in oil prices reflects a “fear premium” that won’t last.
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