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ING Economics
Thursday, May 9, 2024 1:10 AM EDT
Oil prices recovered in the latter part of yesterday’s trading session due to US inventory declines. However, there are still some lingering demand concerns.
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$BNO $WEAT $OIL I wonder If anyone thinks oil demand is going to continue rising? Price will be forced up soon enough. Good go long, make it expensive for oil companies to sell oil and to raise prices. Clamp down on Fossil fuels at the source. WTI Crude to $100.
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I have the currencies next $OIL...
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Very insightful look at $OILB, thanks.
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Don't #OPEC agreements usually endup falling apart when member countries start to cheat? How long do you think the #oil production cuts will last? $OIL
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#OPEC can very well try to appear unfazed but their influence on the global #oil market has been on a decline for quite some time. What we are seeing now is a perfect example of their waning influence. They've gone through considerable lengths with the current production deals in order to prop up the oil price. The end result is a stabilization around $50 - $60. The rebound in US oil rigs ensures that the oil price will never reach its previous highs. $OIL $UCO $USO
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Nicely done. This is why I'm bullish $OIL heading higher into 2016!