wenn es einem eigentlichen Trump Befürworter dann doch zuviel wird.
'The Tweet immediately caused oil and products to retreat as the market remembers how the President got OPEC to do his bidding in the past, but it is the President that should really chill out because it is unlikely that OPEC would listen to him. OPEC and U.S. oil producers are still trying to recover from that last tweet engineered oil price crash that not only brought down oil but the whole stock market along with it. By granting waivers to Iran’s oil buyers, it caught not only OPEC producers by surprise, but it also caught U.S. shale producers off guard. This time OPEC will not listen to the tweet, even if the President signs the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, commonly known as NOPEC.
The catalyst for the tweet was the rising cost of gasoline. The Lundberg Survey has risen 10 cents per gallon in the last 2 weeks. The current average at the pump is $2.395 per gallon as tracked by AAA. The President worried about rising gas prices and its impact on the consumers may be short-sighted because these sharp price drops are taking its toll on U.S. producers as well. .....'
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