Nothing is ever certain and as
enthusiasm grows over experts’ recent
opinions that the lower-for-longer oil price
dip is winding down (PG 3), reality is in
the numbers. Brent crude
traded at $55.84 on the last
trading day of Q3, up 13%
from the year before and remarkably higher
from its mid-June starting low point of
$45.22. The numbers seem to support the
optimistic opinion despite mild dips here
and there, the occasional cautionary IEA
announcement (PG 20) warning about
lower investment and reactions to potential
discord in......
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