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Why is oil already so high?

Source: The Globe & Mail
Toronto : Canada | about 1 month ago  
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I t’s always easier to blame supposed culprits than it is to face unpleasant facts...Oil companies point the finger at government restrictions on drilling activity. Governments blame speculators, while the latter blame the ever-weakening US dollar...No one seems to want to acknowledge the inconvenient...
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