Crude Oil News Today | Iran War Is Making Saudis Rich But They Are Not Happy About It. Here's Why

One country sits at the center of a war it never asked for, watching oil prices climb to levels that should make it rich but instead keep its officials up at night. Saudi Arabia, the Gulf's largest oil producer, is running worst-case models that show Brent crude surging past 180 dollars a barrel if the Iran conflict and its chokehold on energy supplies drag into late April, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing several Saudi oil officials. Rather than celebrate, Riyadh is alarmed. Prices that high could destroy long-term demand, trigger a global recession and brand the kingdom a wartime profiteer. NDTV's Muskan brings you the details.