Why Oil Market Held Firm In Face Of Another Middle East War – Kudos to ‘Trump’s America First energy policies for making us more reliant on domestic sources of oil & gas’
“Oil prices have remained relatively stable with minimal fluctuations — so far. It appears that the U.S. military strikes on Iran were surgical and not the beginning to a wider conflict,” Morano told the DCNF. “If the fragile cease-fire holds between Israel and Iran, that will further keep energy prices from skyrocketing. But, before we celebrate, we must realize that this is an extremely volatile situation that could change in minutes. …
The long-term insurance against Middle East conflict is continuing Trump’s America first energy policies and making us more reliant on domestic sources of oil and gas.”
Global Turmoil Proves Urgency of Energy Independence
Global Turmoil Proves Urgency of Energy Independence By Vijay Jayaraj The world is on fire, and not in the way climate alarmists would have you believe. For years, governments of wealthy democracies sold the fantasy that wind turbines and solar panels could replace coal, oil and natural gas. Now, with war in Eastern Europe, explosions […]
Watch: Morano on TV on Middle East war impact on energy prices: If Iran & Israel peace deal lasts, oil prices should be stable
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE WITH ENERGY PRICES? As long as there’s not a lot of backsliding on this deal, and Iran doesn’t keep going with their blocking attempts, we should be okay.@ClimateDepot @DBrodyReports pic.twitter.com/6uWQstb4D6 — Real America’s Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) June 24, 2025 Real America’s Voice TV – Broadcast June 24, 2025 […]
How Iran Could Shake Up Global Economy In Response To US Strikes
“Energy markets do not like war — they particularly do not like war in the Middle East,” Marc Morano, author and the head of Climate Depot told the DCNF. Morano noted that the impact of the war did not immediately spike energy costs in the U.S. and abroad, though further escalation could spike them — especially Iran moving to block the Strait. “Even rumors of a blockade could instill fear into energy markets and drive prices up,” Morano said.
Watch: Morano on TV on Iran/Israel war’s impact on energy prices & on China: ‘Similar to beginning of Russia/Ukraine war’ & ‘China has invested almost half a trillion dollars in Iran’ & gets ‘heavily discounted oil’ from Iran
“It’s going to affect energy prices, gas prices at home. This is very similar to what we saw at the beginning of the Ukraine-Russia war. Energy markets don’t like war in the Middle East…with China possibly. It looks like China will be hurt by this.” – @ClimateDepot… pic.twitter.com/qmZBc6IuiH — Real America’s Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) June […]