when is it really ending?

[Iranus]

We've received a huge roll back in the price of diesel this Tuesday and estimates show again that we'll have another huge roll back by the next week. And that's because the crude oil has decreased its price in the world market. I think it's an impact of what's happening in the Middle East conflict and whatever Trump is doing. I'm not praising him for these roll backs but I am hoping that peace and stability is going to happen again in the region and as well as to the countries that imports their oil products in the area that needs to pass through the Hormuz.

No, what you are saying clearly shows you are praising Trump and believing he is helping to lower oil prices.

You are not wrong to think that way because the conflict is cooling down, and both Iran and the US are making concessions to each other. However, let's not forget that if this war had not happened, oil prices would not have skyrocketed. Therefore, praising and thanking the person who caused this mess and is now trying to fix it sounds ridiculous and ironic.

[fruktik]

when is the crisis in the middle east end? trump said the following words:

“Over these four weeks, our armed forces have achieved swift, decisive, and crushing victories on the battlefield — the likes of which almost no one has ever seen. Today, Iran’s navy has been destroyed, its air force is in ruins, and its leaders, most of them, are dead.”

us has achieved what it has intended to do and in a very efficient fashion as he said but when will the crisis end? he keeps talking about coming to a deal but if a deal is not met, what does it mean for the rest of us? oil will keep rising? expenses will be more expensive?

What makes you think oil prices will continue to rise? This surge in growth is merely temporary. A correction is already underway.

Don't think oil companies are thrilled about high prices for their crude. Why? It's simple. People now have a choice. What choice? Replacing internal combustion engine cars with electric ones. What does that mean? Oil consumption will steadily decline.

I believe these are the last peaks in the history of oil prices. The world has changed technologically. The winner now will be the one who invests in owning a large network of charging stations. This will become the new reality.

[Smack That Ace]

What makes you think oil prices will continue to rise? This surge in growth is merely temporary. A correction is already underway.

Don't think oil companies are thrilled about high prices for their crude. Why? It's simple. People now have a choice. What choice? Replacing internal combustion engine cars with electric ones. What does that mean? Oil consumption will steadily decline.

I believe these are the last peaks in the history of oil prices. The world has changed technologically. The winner now will be the one who invests in owning a large network of charging stations. This will become the new reality.

The oil price correction is due to multiple reports indicating that the conflict is showing signs of de escalation. If the war continues, the Strait of Hormuz will remain blocked. Do not expect oil prices to fall.

I do not know if the oil companies are happy or worried about the sudden surge in oil prices. But there are report that Russia raked in a significant amount of money in just the first two week of the war. Their revenue in March doubled compared to February. Therefore, I do not think the oil companies are worried.

Furthermore, if people have alternative option, why do the majority still complain about the fuel situation in their country?

[Cheema02]

America will not remove instability from the Middle East until completed their goal. Now they have suffered a lot of economic losses, and the economic situation of the whole world is not good. Iran is conducting war activities to the maximum of its capabilities. But now I think the main problem is Israel. America has given Israel all kinds of opportunities to create its dominance in the Middle East. And in order to sustain and strengthen Israel, America has attacked all the countries that have become strong there without any reason in the past. So I do not think this instability will stop soon. It is certain that the Trump administration is under great pressure and it will certainly do its utmost to protect itself from that pressure.

Your point highlights the valid concern about the instable situation in the region of Middle East and this matter currently become more complicated when responsibilities going towards one side. the major impact of this regional conflict is dependent on Israel, Iran and USA and also this conflict raises the political and regional rivalries in many other countries. And its a very clear that USA support Israel through its arm forces but the factors behind Iraq War and other conflicts is totally different from current situations. day by day instability increased due to mistrusts among the conflicted countries leaders. And due to global pressure this situation becomes more unstable and long lasting peace is only depends on positive diplomacy and balanced policies from both side of leaders rather than one's.

[Youngrebel]

Your point highlights the valid concern about the instable situation in the region of Middle East and this matter currently become more complicated when responsibilities going towards one side. the major impact of this regional conflict is dependent on Israel, Iran and USA and also this conflict raises the political and regional rivalries in many other countries. And its a very clear that USA support Israel through its arm forces but the factors behind Iraq War and other conflicts is totally different from current situations. day by day instability increased due to mistrusts among the conflicted countries leaders. And due to global pressure this situation becomes more unstable and long lasting peace is only depends on positive diplomacy and balanced policies from both side of leaders rather than one's.

The role of the U.S. supporting Israel very is clear, but it is also part of a broader geopolitical structure that includes regional balance, and historical tie and at the same time, Iran’s actions whether direct or through allied groups also contribute to escalating tensions so it is less about one sided responsibility and more about a cycle of mistrust and reaction and i do agree with you that comparing this directly to the Iraq War can be misleading, because the causes and dynamics are quite different. Your strongest point is on diplomacy. Lasting peace in that region would not come  from pressure alone or from one side dominating the other, it requires balanced engagement, and leaders willing to de escalate rather than score political points.

[abhiseshakana]

America will not remove instability from the Middle East until completed their goal. Now they have suffered a lot of economic losses, and the economic situation of the whole world is not good. Iran is conducting war activities to the maximum of its capabilities. But now I think the main problem is Israel. America has given Israel all kinds of opportunities to create its dominance in the Middle East. And in order to sustain and strengthen Israel, America has attacked all the countries that have become strong there without any reason in the past. So I do not think this instability will stop soon. It is certain that the Trump administration is under great pressure and it will certainly do its utmost to protect itself from that pressure.

Your point highlights the valid concern about the instable situation in the region of Middle East and this matter currently become more complicated when responsibilities going towards one side. the major impact of this regional conflict is dependent on Israel, Iran and USA and also this conflict raises the political and regional rivalries in many other countries. And its a very clear that USA support Israel through its arm forces but the factors behind Iraq War and other conflicts is totally different from current situations. day by day instability increased due to mistrusts among the conflicted countries leaders. And due to global pressure this situation becomes more unstable and long lasting peace is only depends on positive diplomacy and balanced policies from both side of leaders rather than one's.

As we know, middle east is rich of fossil energy resources, we know fossil energy settlement from decades using USD and we call it petro dollar. US need to ensure their domination and control on this region which literally as one of pillar of USD continuous demand. The dolarization agenda practices by China, Rusia, Iran and Venezuella actually disturb petro dollar and also selling oil through unofficial channel also reduce USD demand. This is disturbing US and also elite global regarding future dominance of petrodollar, without continuous demand on USD, it will reduce printing dollar capacity. SO US must ensure petro dollar survive without alternative or demand for USD will be decrease, the cost of US debt rises and the most worried thing US global influence will be weaken. At least this is one of reason, middle east always in complicated and never ending tension.

[Faisal2202]

I dont totally agree with this, yes there are people making profits from what ever trump is saying, but its not that retail investors, or traders in a general aspect are making profits, some are some arent,

whatever he says makes the market volatile which can be a good thing for institutional and experienced traders, but its not the same for beginners, as a matter of fact institutions use the volatility as an opportunity they still loose as well.

Newbies will always face losses whether Trump is saying anything or not, because that's how things are. They don't understand the market, they don't understand much, and it is hard, but with time they start to develop some sense of the market and eventually, they will know what they want and what they can do in their position to change their life through trading. But until then, they have to give their money to the ones who know what they are doing haha. Sad, but that's the reality.

Insider trading is not as famous or discussed as much as it should be because most of the trading and investing happening in the US is done by those in the house who know what is going to happen in the coming days or weeks, so they buy the stocks way before they pump on the news.

[Zanab247]

There is news that the negotiations have been terminated. The parties could not reach an agreement. So the situation with the strait remains unresolved. Well, then, apparently, we should expect further price increases, not only for oil, but for everything in general, since all prices are obtained along the production chain, at the beginning of which is energy and logistics...

Some countries that experience this type of crisis will not encourage the two countries to embark on war, because they know what will cause in the future. I hard that some of their citizens are experiencing massive inflation right now, because some of their investors are finding it possible to carry out their business which is a sign that will affect the government resources.

Since is not only one country that is experiencing the inflation, I guess the presidents of the world will not rest until they find solution to this crisis, because they have the power to stop the war, because they know what to do to any country that will refuse to embrace peace. If you heard what other president have said about this crisis, you will know that this crisis will come to an end soon, because the both countries citizens are experiencing hardship.

[Youngrebel]

Some countries that experience this type of crisis will not encourage the two countries to embark on war, because they know what will cause in the future. I hard that some of their citizens are experiencing massive inflation right now, because some of their investors are finding it possible to carry out their business which is a sign that will affect the government resources.

Since is not only one country that is experiencing the inflation, I guess the presidents of the world will not rest until they find solution to this crisis, because they have the power to stop the war, because they know what to do to any country that will refuse to embrace peace. If you heard what other president have said about this crisis, you will know that this crisis will come to an end soon, because the both countries citizens are experiencing hardship.

Your point about the economic consequences is valid and war and instability often scare away investors, disrupt supply chains, and drive inflation up. But the idea that world leaders can simply decide to end a conflict quickly is a bit too optimistic. And in reality, conflicts happens because the countries involved believe they still have something to gain or cannot afford to lose. Even if other nations or presidents call for peace, their influence is limited unless they are willing to apply serious pressure, like sanctions, diplomatic isolation, and even those do not always work immediately. yes, global leaders often push for peace, and economic pain can increase that pressure, but conflicts usually end through negotiation.

[Fortify]

when is the crisis in the middle east end? trump said the following words:

“Over these four weeks, our armed forces have achieved swift, decisive, and crushing victories on the battlefield — the likes of which almost no one has ever seen. Today, Iran’s navy has been destroyed, its air force is in ruins, and its leaders, most of them, are dead.”

us has achieved what it has intended to do and in a very efficient fashion as he said but when will the crisis end? he keeps talking about coming to a deal but if a deal is not met, what does it mean for the rest of us? oil will keep rising? expenses will be more expensive?

Look at Benjamin Netanyahu for an example of a leader who has been able to cling to power through using his extremist support base to get and understanding of the model that Trump would like to copy. Fortunately, at present, the US model of government only allows a maximum of two terms for a president but Trump has already hinted at trying to change that. If he is successful, which is unlikely how much his popularity has trended down due to poor handling of many complex situations, then he would probably try to turn this into a perpetual war like Israel conducted against Gaza and has now turned towards Lebanon. All these foreign affairs help to hide even more scandalous news stories and activities happening at home - he has made no real efforts to descalate but prices continue to soar.

[Oluwa-btc]

The role of the U.S. supporting Israel very is clear, but it is also part of a broader geopolitical structure that includes regional balance, and historical tie and at the same time, Iran’s actions whether direct or through allied groups also contribute to escalating tensions so it is less about one sided responsibility and more about a cycle of mistrust and reaction and i do agree with you that comparing this directly to the Iraq War can be misleading, because the causes and dynamics are quite different. Your strongest point is on diplomacy. Lasting peace in that region would not come  from pressure alone or from one side dominating the other, it requires balanced engagement, and leaders willing to de escalate rather than score political points.

There's a government built on supremacy in the middle east, and until that government has been condemned, there'll be no peace because they tend to lie and see others below them.
We all know who's lying and attacking others unprovoked in the middle east,  we all know who's committing continuous genocide in Palestine and Lebanon. We all know who lied so the Us could attack multiple nations. Until all these are condemned, there'll be on lasting peace in the middle east.