The oil price war

For an Iranian regime facing existential struggle, pushing crude up is key measure of

✦ Editorial Summary

The oil price war has become a critical component in the Iranian regime's survival strategy, with higher crude prices serving as a vital lifeline. Iran's economic woes are exacerbated by the US sanctions, which have severely limited its oil exports and revenue. As a result, the regime sees higher oil prices as a means to maintain its power and influence.

FT Markets·ft.com·Mar 13, 2026·1 min read· pts

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