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- 05 Feb '23 at 5:54 pm #52924
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ParticipantJeff Currie heads commodities research at Goldman Sachs. He spoke on the sidelines of a conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Sunday.
Bloomberg reports,
Sees oil over $100 this year
Oil will rise back above $100 a barrel this year
Sanctions likely to cause Russian oil exports to drop
Chinese demand expected to recover
OPEC+ will unwind production limits and look to raise output later this year
“Right now, we’re still balanced to a surplus because China has still yet to fully rebound”
Capacity is likely to become a problem later this year when demand outstrips supplu
“Are we going to run out of spare production capacity? Potentially by 2024 you start to have a serious problem.”10 Feb '23 at 9:04 am #53203Truman
ParticipantOil prices rose sharply overnight ($79.71/bbl, +1.65, +2.1%) following reports that Russia is aiming to lower its March oil output by 500,000 barrels, according to Bloomberg, in response to sanctions.
WTI crude oil futures, which reached $80.33/bbl earlier, trade at $78.84/bbl now.
11 Feb '23 at 9:30 am #52901TradersCom
KeymasterOil prices rallied Friday on the Russian geopolitical bid. Russia said they would cut production by 500kbbls in March just as Russia on Friday launche
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