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02.04.2026

$200 oil could appear inexpensive within six months, Chris Martenson warns — $200 oil may seem low soon

Chris Martenson forecasts a dramatic surge in oil prices, asserting that $200 per barrel may look inexpensive in about six months. The statement is made in the context of heightened U.S. actions against Iran, with Martenson critiquing U.S. policy for lacking clear goals or strategy in its approach toward the country.

Martenson suggests ongoing geopolitical tensions and assertive moves by the U.S. could drive substantial increases in global oil prices.

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Martenson has previously alleged that U.S. markets, including oil, are subject to manipulation, pointing to stagnation in energy prices. He has also drawn parallels between insider trading tied to Trump tweets and suspicious trading activity before September 11. His recent comments add to a history of skepticism regarding market behavior and geopolitical developments.

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