Amrith Ramkumar
speaker
860 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2018
last heard Sep 2021
Amrith Ramkumar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And again, there are all these different densities.
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And refineries take that crude in and they turn it into fuel.
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So depending on how long these disruptions last, even if the futures markets might be saying one thing, there could be some conflicting signals here.
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Yes, right now there are a whole host of projections that people are putting out.
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And the challenge right now is that none of us really know the full extent of the damage in Saudi Arabia and how long it'll take to get all of that resolved and how that could ripple through energy markets.
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And a lot of that could take some time.
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It really all depends, again, on that and how the U.S.
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and other countries do kind of react with their stockpiles or with sanctions policies if there are these significant disruptions.
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We've seen the market calm down again, so maybe that could limit some of that.
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But again, this is like a situation that's changing every day.
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And President Trump has kind of threatened and said that the U.S.
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is locked and loaded.
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So we'll have to see what happens.
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Yes, that's a really good question and one that people discuss a lot.
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The thing that people in the energy market say is that that's not a sustainable way for the world to function.
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So we have several days worth, and in some case even longer than that, worth of oil in these stockpiles, but that's like a last-ditch scenario.
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People in the oil market are again focused on not using that and using these other more sustainable methods to meet global oil needs.
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That's why we've seen the International Energy Agency come out twice since the weekend attacks and say the market is well supplied as is.
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They're monitoring the situation, but they don't want to go into their nearly 3 billion barrel stockpiles to really address the situation right now.
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And that's another reason we've seen the markets calm down a bit and prices reverse.
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