Zangeneh: U.S. Behind Oil Market Tensions
BUSHEHR (Dispatches) -- Iranian Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh said on Saturday frequent U.S. comments about oil prices had created market tensions, the ministry’s news website Shana reported.
"Americans talk a lot and I advise them to talk less. They (have) caused tensions in the oil market for over a year now and they are responsible for it, and if this trend continues, the market will be more tense,” he said. He also said, "We do not know whether U.S. waivers would be extended or not, we will do our job but they (the U.S.) say something new every single day.”
"Americans talk a lot and I advise them to talk less. They (have) caused tensions in the oil market for over a year now and they are responsible for it, and if this trend continues, the market will be more tense,” he said. He also said, "We do not know whether U.S. waivers would be extended or not, we will do our job but they (the U.S.) say something new every single day.”