Axios reporter denies profiting from shorting crude oil using US-Iran news
Golden Ten Data, May 7 – An Axios reporter has denied allegations of collusion between Axios and market insiders. The accusations claim that before Axios published reports on the "US-Iran agreement" and the "14-point agreement," short positions in crude oil had already been established on the CME. As oil prices plummeted due to this news, those positions turned out to be highly profitable.
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