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Iranian Crisis Could Send Oil To $100

January 3, 2018

Iranian Crisis Could Send Oil To $100 Oil prices started the year on a high note as some geopolitical tension pushed aside bearish concerns. Both WTI and Brent opened above $60 per barrel for the first time in years. The protests in Iran were the main driver of the bullish sentiment in the oil market. […]

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Expert Analysis: Oil Prices Have Risen Too Far Too Fast

September 29, 2017

Expert Analysis: Oil Prices Have Risen Too Far Too Fast Last Friday we argued that the rally in WTI and Brent looked overstretched from technical and positioning viewpoints. This week obviously didn’t serve our viewpoint as geopolitical tensions in Iraq alongside bullish long-term calls from Citi and the trading group community- particularly Trafigura- at APPEC […]

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Bearish News For Oil Growing By The Day

July 4, 2015

Bearish News For Oil Growing By The Day Oil hit its lowest point in two months on July 1, falling on a combination of market turmoil and bearish oil figures. WTI dipped below $57 and Brent dropped to around $62 per barrel, breaking out of a narrow range within which the two benchmarks have been […]

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Could Oil Prices Plummet A Second Time?

March 3, 2015

Could Oil Prices Plummet A Second Time? Are oil prices heading for a double dip? The surge in shale production has produced a temporary glut in supplies causing oil prices to experience a massive bust. After tanking to a low of $44 per barrel in January, falling rig counts and enormous reductions in exploration budgets have fueled […]

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