Doha soundtrack
crackled with shifting sounds and broken plans.
The global oil producers failed to agree on cutting crude output.
The optimism disappeared when Tehran announced that will not accept these bans,
as Iran screamed to the world after years of economic isolation cut.
Shortly after the meeting in Doha oil prices fell with nearly 8% to $37.60.
Black gold started trading with a decline of $3, Brent even dropped to $40.85.
So the agreement on an output freeze deal into dreamland turns,
but frankly isn’t it a wicked game that the oil market burns
than if there was no meeting at all.
Bullroars can not be heard in a knock-em-down storm.
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