Iran Conflict Could Unlock a $60B Windfall for U.S. Oil Producers
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U.S. oil producers could gain more than $60 billion in additional revenue this year if crude stays near the highs reached since the Iran conflict began, with prices hovering near $100 per barrel; however, majors with significant Middle East exposure face disruption risks, making producers with limited exposure to Middle Eastern supply chains best positioned to profit.
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