
More than a billion barrels of expected oil supply have been removed from the market. Yet prices suggest the danger has passed. Adam Rozencwajg joins Cem Karsan and Niels Kaastrup-Larsen to explain why that conclusion may be dangerously premature. The missing barrels have not disappeared from the equation. Their impact is still moving through tankers, refineries and inventories, hidden by reporting delays and China’s strategic response. From the limits of petroleum reserves to falling stockpiles, gold’s correction and the energy required to power AI, this episode examines a market caught between what prices are saying and what the physical system may soon reveal.
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Episode TimeStamps:
00:00 - Why commodity super cycles are driven by capital investment, not geopolitics
09:30 - The impact of Middle East supply disruptions on global oil markets
15:38 - Oil inventories, strategic reserves and why the data may be misleading
21:57 - China's energy strategy and its growing influence on global markets
31:23 - Why energy markets have not reacted as many investors expected
37:13 - China's long term energy transition and global demand implications
43:59 - Why oil prices have fallen despite tightening fundamentals
48:12 - The outlook for oil markets over the coming months
58:25 - Gold, investor positioning and what could trigger the next rally
01:02:59 - Strategic government investment and the future of critical commodities
01:09:22 - Why energy remains the biggest opportunity in the