Rory Johnston focused primarily on oil-market tightness, refined-product scarcity, tanker movements through Hormuz, and the implications of Venezuelan oil developments. He argued that headline U.S.-Venezuela reserve figures were largely misleading and would not pose an existential threat to Canadian heavy-oil exports. 1319 He also highlighted deteriorating road-fuel availability despite broadly flat U.S. petroleum stocks, and linked weaker crude prices more to rising Gulf tanker traffic than to diplomatic headlines. 3536
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