Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "Russia's Impatience Problem: Why the Gaza War Has Not Spiked Oil Prices" video.

  1.  @stefanoraffo5096  2/3 of the imports are from Canada and Mexico. Saudi is around 7%. Iraq and Columbia around 4%. The rest is scattered small amounts.
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  2. One of the oil CEOs thinks they can get to 15.5mn bpd vs the current 13.3mn bpd in the next 5 years.
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  3.  @maritaschweizer1117  The EIA tracks it. It has to do with refining and the different types of oil. Generally speaking, the US has light sweet crude. Not so much the sour and the heavy.
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  4.  @shadowkiller9033  Shale oil isn't really a type of oil. Shale is the oil field. I'd send you a link to the EIA site, but YouTube doesn't allow it. Oil is graded by (1) sulfur content (sweet <1% or sour >1%) and (2) API gravity which is the inverse of the petroleum liquid's density relative to water (heavy density <25 degrees API to light density >35 degrees API). Generally speaking, the US has a lot of light sweet.
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  5. It's dollar. It's barrel. Nothing has to adjust.
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