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Conflict in the Middle East usually means a spike in oil prices. No longer.
In fact, oil prices have dropped sharply since the rise of the Islamic State in the midst of an oil-producing area.
That may not be a coincidence but several reasons stand out in the new paradox of oil
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Editor's Insight: The new oil paradox – falling prices amid rising conflict
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