If you’ve filled up your gas tank lately, you already know something big is happening in energy markets — and it doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has shut down roughly 14% of the world’s oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz, sending oil and gas prices on a roller coaster ride that has the Federal Reserve worried about inflation, analysts predicting $3+ gas prices through the end of the decade, and even major OPEC members quietly making moves to protect their own interests. For mineral and royalty owners, this kind of volatility cuts both ways — higher oil prices can mean stronger royalty checks in the short term, but the uncertainty around where prices settle makes it harder to evaluate your minerals, plan around your income, or make smart decisions about leasing or selling. In this month’s news episode, Justin and I break down what’s actually happening, cut through the noise, and talk through what it all means for you as a mineral owner.
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This Month’s Mineral Rights News Articles:
- Dallas Fed Pres Says World Needs To Consume Less Oil And Gas | OilPrice.com
- Oil Prices Fall Sharply As Traders Eye Progress In U.S.-Iran Talks
- Gas prices will stay above $3 until 2032 even if Iran war ends very soon, expert says – The Mirror US
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