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Higher shipping costs could drive global oil prices up, Ed Krassenstein warns — Oil shipping fees may raise global prices

Ed Krassenstein, co-founder and CFO of NFTz.me and leader at Forum Advertising LLC, criticizes a proposed 20% shipping fee on oil from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar.

He argues that sellers would increase oil prices to offset this fee, potentially driving up global oil prices and impacting the U.S. market.

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Krassenstein previously reported that President Donald Trump’s investment accounts made over 300 stock purchases before a pause in tariff policy, according to his earlier article. His recent comments on oil shipping fees follow a series of posts monitoring market reactions to government trade measures. The focus remains on how policy shifts can impact pricing and investment decisions.

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