Telis Demos

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1,116 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6d ago

Telis Demos’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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fire a missile at a ship, threaten to do that, and the price of oil will surge again. matched
Like we'd seen the price of oil kind of stay below 100 for a while. matched
And then, you know, about a week ago, it got back to that level. matched
Given that, why should the price of oil ever be below 100? matched
Since at any moment, it seems like it could maybe shoot back up to that level. matched
Why does it get back down? matched
That's what I'm having trouble understanding. matched
Just on that supply side, you're saying that what we're seeing in the futures market, this volatility we're seeing where the price might go up to 100, it might go back down. matched
I think as we're speaking now, it's in the 80s. matched
You're saying that behind that, that there is already taking place like a rewiring sort of of the market where people are trying to figure out how do we not make the Strait of Hormuz, which is the center of this conflict, how do we not make that this choke point? matched
And that's already started to happen. matched
Wow. matched
And just on the supply side still for one second, Rukai, one thing I know you've talked about is this idea of kind of changing incentives for oil producing companies. matched
You talked about the anti-OPEC club, maybe countries that will think about supply and demand differently. matched
Are there places where supply of oil is – that this crisis maybe will accelerate the production of oil from certain places or – matched
You know, things that maybe weren't economically or politically feasible before that are now. matched
Are we seeing a change on the supply picture coming out of what's been going on over the last couple months? matched
But getting back to what you said before, too, it seems like you're saying that maybe the bigger change, so the supply changes you're saying are meaningful, especially at the margins, maybe in a time of crisis, but are not an enormous change in the amount of oil that will be supplied. matched
It sounds like you're saying, and David, I'm curious for your perspective on this, too, that it will be a change in demand that really is kind of the biggest shift that comes out of this crisis. matched
Am I understanding that right? matched
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