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Canadian Crude Cashes In on War Premium
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Just a month ago, Alberta’s finance ministry announced a budget featuring annual deficits for three years in a row on the back of low oil prices. Now, Canadian crude oil producers are set to “benefit disproportionately” from the war in the Middle East thanks to the fact that Canadian crude prices follow WTI closely—and WTI is spiking. When Minister Nate Horner presented the budget for Canada’s oil province, he said expectations were that oil prices would bottom out this year and start rising in 2027. Little could Horner…
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