The leading voice in oil disagree on the outlook for 2018 - CrudeOilJackpotCall
The two most dangerous forecasts of worldwide oil markets offer contrasting visions for 2018: one in which OPEC lastly succeeded in creating a supply glut and another where that goal remains elusive. In the belief of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, production curbs by the lobby and its associates will lastly eliminate the excess oil inventories that have miserable crude prices for more than 3 years. But in the view of the International Energy Agency, which advise. "Both can’t be right," said Ole Sloth Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank A/S in Copenhagen. "either way the pendulum swings will have a important crash on the market." OPEC and Russia have eliminated approximately two-thirds of a global glut this year as the former rival jointly constricts their crude production to offset a boom in US shale oil. At the heart of the clash between the 2018 forecasts is whether the coalition can reduce the rest of the overhang...