Oil Prices Tumble 10% on Middle East Peace Hopes
Oil fell more than 10% Monday, with Brent dropping below $105 a barrel after a six-month high of $118 last week. The Daily Mail says Iranian and Qatari officials entered a third day of peace talks, and Trump reportedly pushed for negotiations. Peace through strength keeps working on a trading screen, while the Left's peace through committee meetings never moved a barrel of anything. Traders heard the word peace and sold like a heifer that smelled the open gate. Goldman Sachs still warns oil could hit $140 next year unless regional output rebounds, which is a long way to go on one peace talk. Around here, when somebody says the fence is fixed, you go check it anyway, and Wall Street should have done the same.
That's my two cents. The full dollar's over here:
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