RE:RE:RE:RE:Blood bathI think the kurds are caught up in a political situation.
Most of the kurd heavy oil goes to turkey and then to Europe to be refined.
Kurd oil is heavy side and great for diesel.
Because Europe is low on this type of oil with pipeline shut, Europe is using oil that makes more gasoline instead of diesel. Europe is getting lots of light oil.
Whenever it becomes a done deal, it would drive prices down an easy 5 dollars maybe more.
Maybe they are close to a deal that traders and hedge funds are repositioning ahead of time.
The longer the pipeline is shut, the more companies operating are owed money to pay workers and contractors.