
Chris Russo
North America Energy Commercial & Alliances Director at Publicis Sapient and energy and commodities specialist frequently quoted on jet fuel markets and oil volatility.
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Aug 11, 2026
The Jet Fuel Crisis
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1:52Karen WalkerHOST
Even if the war truly came to an end tomorrow, say, and the strait reopened and went back to pre-war conditions, does everything return to normal?

Chris RussoGUEST
Um, I mean, look, let's, let's just take a second to talk about whatever normal looked like in the past is gonna be completely different now with how the strait is gonna be managed, right? Now it is open season for countries to insert and interject and otherwise, uh, you know, potentially interfere, if you will, moving forward.

Chris RussoGUEST
So moving forward, whatever happens in the strait, even in times of peace in the future, it could open itself up for more issues at a later point, right? For numerous different geopolitical reasons.

Chris RussoGUEST
But putting that aside, let's just even assume that everything is just, we could push a button and it goes back to love and peace and completely, uh, how it was pre, um, you know, February, March of '26.
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