Oil Markets Seem to Be Ignoring the Geopolitical Risk Premium: Richard Nephew

The video discusses the US's unchanged policy of maximum pressure on Iran, despite leadership changes. It highlights Iran's strategic use of regional incidents to test US responses, focusing on oil infrastructure and asymmetric tactics. The oil market's lack of reaction to potential conflicts and economic factors like Venezuela sanctions are analyzed. Iran's nuclear program expansion and Saudi oil production issues are also covered, emphasizing the potential for regional crises.

What is the main concern regarding U.S. military conflict in the Middle East as discussed in the text?

How has the U.S. policy towards Iran remained consistent despite changes in administration?

What implications could a lack of military response from the U.S. have on Iran's regional influence?

What factors are contributing to the current state of the oil market as mentioned in the text?

What actions have the Iranians indicated they will take regarding their nuclear program?