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Diesel price spikes are a logistical, not crude, issue
The discussion framed high diesel prices in Asia as a geographically specific logistical and supply-chain problem, rather than a symptom of a global crude oil feedstock shortage.
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The story so far
CONTESTED · 27 MENTIONS · 25 EPISODES · 12 SHOWS
4 MAR 2026 — 26 AUG 2026 · YESTERDAY
15 SUPPORT · 2 CHALLENGE · 4 REPEAT · 6 MENTIONED
- GOLDMAN SACHS EXCHANGES: THE MARKETS
15 EPISODES BETWEEN · 15 MENTIONS
- PALISADES GOLD RADIO
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- SMARTERMARKETS
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- CNBC FAST MONEY
- PALISADES GOLD RADIO
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- PALISADES GOLD RADIO
- MARKETPLACE
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- CNBC FAST MONEY
- WSJ WHAT'S NEWS
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- CNBC FAST MONEY
- PALISADES GOLD RADIO · 2 MENTIONS
- Diesel price spikes are a logistical, not crude, issue · THIS IDEA
- Product tightness (diesel, jet) precedes crude price move
- THE DERIVATIVE
- MACROVOICES
- THE OPTIONS INSIDER RADIO NETWORK
- MACRO MUSINGS WITH DAVID BECKWORTH · 2 MENTIONS
- CNBC FAST MONEY
- BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- MONETARY MATTERS WITH JACK FARLEY
- MONETARY MATTERS WITH JACK FARLEY
HOW THE SHOWS HAVE DISCUSSED THIS THESIS OVER TIME · NOT A PERFORMANCE RECORD