International Oil Traders Warn World Underestimates Oil Deficit from Middle East Conflict
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- Leading international oil traders at the Financial Times global commodity summit in Lausanne warned that the world underestimates the oil deficit stemming from the Middle East conflict.
- Industry attendees expressed concern that politicians, society, and financial markets fail to grasp the severity of the coming global oil shortage, with many countries' inventories insufficient if the conflict continues.
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GENEVA, April 22. /TASS/. Leading international oil traders warned at the Financial Times global summit on commodity markets in Lausanne that the world underestimates the oil deficit due to the Middle East conflict, Der Tages-Anzeiger newspaper reports. Event attendees concur in the opinion the world has not yet comprehended the real oil crisis is still coming, the newspaper said. "The mood in the industry can be characterized as politicians, the society and financial markets underestimate the global oil shortage due to the crisis in Iran," the newspaper said. Inventories of many countries will not be enough as the conflict continues, an unnamed senior manager of a commodity trading company told the newspaper.






