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Foreign Policy: Seven Questions: The Price of Fear

Foreign Policy: Seven Questions: The Price of Fear: "Something funny has happened to the price of oil: It no longer reflects reality. The reason, according to Fadel Gheit, one of Wall Street's top energy analysts, is that “financial players have seized control of the oil markets”. Find out how they did it in this week’s Seven Questions."

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