Trump’s Iran war oil shield is cracking


Relief valves such as the release of inventories from strategic petroleum reserves are having only a limited impact. — Reuters

US President Donald Trump went into the Iran war convinced that America’s vast oil wealth would insulate the country from the kind of energy shock now battering much of the world.

Four weeks into the conflict, that shield is looking fragile.

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