David Uberti
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 2 Aug
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But to your point about in the U.S., we're definitely going all in on fossil fuels at this point.
I think the more meaningful and potentially more interesting change that Rukai was sort of mentioning is about these oil-consuming countries, particularly China.
lower or middle income countries in South or Southeast Asia who have really taken the brunt of this impact in the short term this time around.
The question, of course, is the extent to which that becomes a medium or long-term trend.
Yeah, I'll throw this back to Rukaiya, but this has been the most interesting thing for me to watch as an oil reporter.
Obviously, oil gets the headlines.
President Trump will talk about crude prices.
But if you actually look at gasoline or diesel futures, they've remained relatively stable over the last month.
I think both of those are up as well.
And they've been relatively flat since fighting was peaking in March and April.
So they really haven't come down the same way the oil futures have.
And at the end of the day, as you say, that's what is actually meaningful to people who are fueling up at the pump as well.
So, Rukai, I'm curious if you could help us kind of understand why that's been happening, especially in the last couple of weeks or so since there's been this stop and start peace process.
As oil has come down, why have gasoline and diesel stayed pretty elevated?
Yeah.
The long-term implications of what's happening right now.
Oh, yeah.
That's what I thought you said.
Sorry, what?
You mean I did... Good job.
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