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Saudi Aramco CEO: Energy Market Hit by Unprecedented Shock

Saudi Aramco President and CEO Amin Nasser said the current Middle East situation has caused an unprecedented shock to energy markets, in an interview aired by Saudi Arabia’s Al Arabiya television on the 22nd. Nasser said global crude supply has fallen by about 3 billion barrels from normal levels since the crisis erupted, and that oil prices would be far higher than current levels without the release of global strategic reserves.

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Nasser's framing matters because it comes from the head of the world's largest oil producer, not a trader or analyst, and it implicitly credits strategic reserve releases with capping prices rather than any easing of the underlying disruption. That shifts the debate from demand to buffer capacity: reserves are finite, and the roughly 3 billion barrel shortfall cited is a supply-side claim that will be tested against inventories and shipping data. For RWA and crypto markets, the read-through is a familiar one — energy-linked tokenization and commodity-backed instruments become more interesting when physical buffers are the story. Whether reserve draws can keep offsetting the gap is the open question.

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