Drone Attacks on Saudi Arabian Oil Fields - a podcast by Sara McPherson

Last week 8 drones attacked oil fields in Saudi Arabia, ultimately causing increased tensions in the middle east. The attacks took out 50% of Suadi Arabia’s oil production and 5% of the world's global output. Crude oil, which is used for more than just gasoline, remains a controversial topic in the US as many want to stop oil production in the US altogether. What do these drone strikes mean for the US? What is potential for disruption in oil prices? And did these attacks impact last week’s federal rate

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