Home Brian Sullivan: Why the ‘real’ price of oil is likely $30-$40 higher than where it is now By admin October 15, 2026 0 2 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Physical oil can cost about $38 a barrel more to deliver, as tanker rates surge.Physical oil can cost about $38 a barrel more to deliver, as tanker rates surge. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleNvidia and Cisco confirm multimillion-dollar donations to Trump’s White House ballroomNext articleHarvard’s endowment jumps 27% in fiscal 2026, lifted by SpaceX as top holding adminhttp://arzu159951-010-site2.ntempurl.com Related Articles Iran War Has Cost Nearly $2,000 Per US Household: Moody’s Top Economist 57 California Dams In Poor Or Unsatisfactory Condition, State Auditor Says Yemen Prime Minister, Cabinet Survives Houthi Attack On Presidential Palace Latest Articles Iran War Has Cost Nearly $2,000 Per US Household: Moody’s Top Economist 57 California Dams In Poor Or Unsatisfactory Condition, State Auditor Says Yemen Prime Minister, Cabinet Survives Houthi Attack On Presidential Palace The Politics Of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing The Warning Signs NOAA Winter Outlook: Record El Niño Points To Wetter South, Warmer North Load more