This podcast episode delves into the intricate relationship between the upcoming US presidential election and the dynamics of energy policy, emphasizing the current tightness in the oil market and the contrasting approaches of candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Experts Ariana Salvatore and Martijn Rats discuss the limited but potentially impactful role of presidential authority in shaping energy policy while highlighting the gradual nature of its effects on the market. The analysis reveals that while Trump's emphasis on unrestricted energy production may spur domestic output, the overall impact will be tempered by economic realities and established company practices, creating a complex interplay between political rhetoric and the oil market's responses.
