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"It's one word that did this," said Guy Gleichmann, president of United Strategic Investors Group, a commodities brokerage in Hollywood, Fla. "'Unavoidable.' It's basically saying, 'We're going to attack.'"
Rumors of war with Iran, Mr. Gleichmann said, have often led to a spike of several dollars in the price of oil. The issue had died down for a while, he said, but "this is like Jason coming back from the dead." - Crude Leaps Nearly $11, In Fresh Hit to Economy By NEIL KING JR. June 7, 2008; Page A1 WSJ
Tell Congress: Bush and Israel Have No Right to Attack Iran