• If Strait of Hormuz virtually remains closed, what does that mean for global energy markets?
    Katie Greitheld
  • Ed Morse
    World is losing 10-11 million barrels a day. It cannot be replaced. It's not just crude, more critically petroleum products.
    Every month is a longer month of supply disrupted, leading to incremental high prices. Getting through June would mean significantly higher prices through end of year.
  • Is there a breaking point for oil prices?
    Bailey Lipschultz
  • Ed Morse
    You need finally to have demand response. So you need to kill off demand and that requires every month a higher price.
  • How does $110 Brent feed through to pump prices?
    Katie Greifeld
  • Ed Morse
    When crude prices grow by 30%, some product prices grow by 60%. Gasoline already at $6/gallon in California, hitting $5 over rest of country.
    Lost crude cannot be replaced; refinery output down; inventories of product less sufficient.
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