Brandon Aceto
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2,197 appearances
13 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 3 Jun
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They say they can get five million.
You can't blame them.
No, that's what I'm saying.
Not at all.
So, I mean, what they're basically saying is we want to be more of a market-based system.
We want to respond to market forces, not to political forces next door.
Well, in the short term, the problem is not restricting output.
The problem is getting the output out through the Straits of Hormuz.
So this isn't going to make a huge difference in the short term.
It's a longer-term question, and
get this 1970s feeling like you know get out the bell-bottom jeans and uh the long hair because when does opec matter we got the u.s is a huge we're the biggest oil exporter in the world russia like them or not they're a big oil exporter venezuela's coming back online anybody the north sea everybody in the world who has some oil is drilling like crazy right now so it's not clear to me that they have that much pricing 38 percent though 35 to 38 percent comes from opec
Yeah, yeah, of which a small fraction comes from the UAE.
So, you know, great.
I'm all for more oil supply, but it's not going to stop the media problem.
And it's going to be, you know, a little bit less oligopoly in the long run.
It's not clear how much.
This is not really about oil necessarily.
I mean, yes, the UAE, like you said, this is a longer term thing.
So, yes, the short-run disruption is the excuse to do it, but this is a longer-term political project.
The UAE wants to run their economy the way they want to run their economy.
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