Suzanne Maloney
VP & Director, Foreign Policy, Brookings; ex-ExxonMobil advisor
“Whatever happens, we should just price in the fact that it's going to be unstable and volatile.”
“Iran has seen that a relatively low deployment of violence, a few drones, can actually have a large impact on both the energy markets and on the politics and diplomacy and on their own position in the region.”
Suzanne Maloney
One-line summary: Brookings foreign-policy director, Iran/Gulf-energy expert, former ExxonMobil Middle East advisor; argues Hormuz volatility is the structurally-priced new normal.
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"Whatever happens, we should just price in the fact that it's going to be unstable and volatile." — 2026-07-14-podcast-columbia-energy-exchange-suzanne-maloney-on-whether-perpetual-conflict-is (2026-07-14)
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"Iran has seen that a relatively low deployment of violence, a few drones, can actually have a large impact on both the energy markets and on the politics and diplomacy and on their own position in the region." — 2026-07-14-podcast-columbia-energy-exchange-suzanne-maloney-on-whether-perpetual-conflict-is (2026-07-14)
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