Crude awakening: Iran oil shock

Crude awakening: Iran oil shock

As America and Israel continue to bombard Iran, much of Iran’s retaliation is directed against energy infrastructure. With tankers blocked and oil prices rising, our correspondent discusses the impact on the global economy. Why do student debts weigh heavily on Britain’s graduates? And is line dancing really becoming sexy?


Guests and host:

  • Rachana Shanbhogue, business affairs editor
  • Josh Roberts, capital markets correspondent
  • Hollie Berman, news editor, US bureau
  • Rosie Blau, co-host of “The Intelligence”
  • Jason Palmer, co-host of “The intelligence”


Topics covered:

  • Iran, oil, gas, global economy, Dubai, Gulf, stockmarkets
  • Britain, universities, student loans, tax
  • Line dancing, New York, bar culture


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