The speaker says Saudi Arabia tries to limit oil production to raise prices, while Iran often resists because it wants to sell oil and boost its economy.
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OIL Prices
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Arabia is already an ally. Well, then you can now dictate oil prices to Japan"
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Arabia is already an ally. Well, then you can now dictate oil prices to Japan"
Key Notes
Jiang argues that if America controlled Iran, Venezuela, and allied Gulf oil, it could dictate energy prices to China, Japan, South Korea, and Europe.
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"...Arabia is already an ally. Well, then you can now dictate oil prices to Japan"
"...economy is dependent on Middle Eastern oil. You can also dictate oil prices to Europe as well. So purely from the economic perspective, going..."
"example, it wants to cut back production in order to increase the price of oil, which will increase profits. But Iran often doesn't cooperate..."
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