Oil Market Manipulation Theory

Oil Market Manipulation Theory suggests that certain entities or countries could influence global oil prices deliberately, beyond normal market forces. This might involve controlling supply or demand, stockpiling or releasing oil strategically, or sharing information to create price swings. The goal could be to benefit specific economic or political interests, impacting economies worldwide. While markets are generally driven by supply and demand, this theory posits that deliberate actions or coordinated strategies might distort prices, affecting everything from fuel costs to national economies.