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It Will Take More Than the Soleimani Crisis to Cause Lasting Oil Price Spikes
Director, Global Energy and Middle East, Stratfor
OPEC's logo is seen at the organization's headquarters on Sept. 26, 2019. The killing of Qassem Soleimani didn't especially hit oil prices, but unresolved U.S.-Iranian tensions could.
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Though oil markets have calmed since the U.S. strike against the Iranian general, the potential for a massive price move in the event of a major, lasting disruption remains....
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