Politics, Freight and the Price of Oil As political uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and shifting trade dynamics continue to influence global oil markets, separating meaningful market signals from headline noise is becoming increasingly important. In this episode Argus experts examine the political, economic and market developments shaping crude oil prices, trade flows and supply expectations. From election outcomes and policy decisions to freight market movements and regional conflicts, they explore how these factors are influencing market sentiment and what they could mean for the months ahead. Listen to discover:The relationship between physical crude markets and futures pricingHow tanker freight costs are affecting global trade flowsThe impact of geopolitical developments on oil supply and market confidenceWhat political changes could mean for energy markets and trade policyThe key risks, opportunities and market signals participants should be monitoringGain expert insight into the forces shaping today's oil market and the trends likely to influence trading decisions, risk management and market strategy in the coming months.