Even before Russia invaded Ukraine and sent oil prices into the stratosphere, the oil market was dealing with a serious supply issue. According to some analysts, when the war in Ukraine comes to an end and supply returns to markets, oil will fall back to a more palatable price range. The U.S. has already made clear, however, that it won’t lift sanctions after the war and there will be a huge supply deficit to counter in the post-war era. Broken global supply chains, runaway inflation, energy shortages, and rising commodity prices. These conditions were present even before Russia invaded Ukraine. Now, everything seems to be getting worse at once. How long until things go back to normal? Geopolitical strategists have been hypothesizing about how the war could end for the purposes of oil market analysis. The important question is whether it would end sooner rather than later. Unfortunately, it […]