Why $92 WTI Doesn’t Mean Easy Money
We break down why surging crude prices can look far stronger on screens than they do in the physical market, with bottlenecks in Canada, the Rockies, and the Gulf reshaping real netbacks. From Cushing inventory stress to rail economics in the Uinta Basin and capacity crunches at Guernsey, this episode shows how pipeline steel, not headlines, determines who really benefits.
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