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Dan Pickering Joins CNBC to Discuss Record-Breaking Release of Oil Reserves
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The United States is looking to draw a record amount of oil from emergency reserves. How will this affect demand – and how are investors responding? Dan Pickering discusses his predictions on CNBC’s The Exchange with Kelly Evans.
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