Who's really benefiting from the Iran-US 'deal'? | The Dip Podcast
The dust is settling after a new US-Iran deal, but one question still matters: is this economic crisis over? Oil prices have decreased on the
The dust is settling after a new US-Iran deal, but one question still matters: is this economic crisis over? Oil prices have decreased on the news that a Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the two countries, but that MOU is still lacking details and leaves a lot to the imagination. Now, questions are being asked about how quickly oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz can return to pre-war levels, whether a toll for using the waterway is now on the cards for the future, and who will pay for a $300 Billion dollar fund aimed at economic reconstruction in Iran.
And given all these questions, critics are now asking whether the biggest winner when it comes to cold, hard cash, is actually Tehran. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro: US-Iran: A deal or just a framework? 01:21 60 days to fix oil markets: Can it work? 01:40 Oil flows in the Strait of Hormuz: Tolls or no tolls? 03:32 Can the deal actually hold together 04:12 Inside the Obama-era Iran negotiations 06:05 Will oil prices finally come down?
07:24 Is it safe to move oil through Hormuz? 08:03 What is really driving oil prices? 09:01 Could Iran profit from a toll? 10:00 Oil price outlook: What happens next? 11:24 How the $300 billion fund would work 12:39 Can a full deal be reached in time? 14:50 Is this really a win for the US? 16:03 Who benefits most from sanctions relief? 18:16 Is Iran getting a better deal this time? 20:29 Trump strategy and negotiation risks 22:02 What could derail the deal?
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