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Brent Oil Price Highly Likely to Move Above $100

It is now less than $5 per barrel away from that level and only noise is needed to bring it above .

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US$100 per barrel oil by year-end • Troy Media

Rashid Husain Syed • OPEC and International Energy Agency (IEA) clash on the future of global oil demand amid skyrocketing prices

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Why oil is back to $90 a barrel

Saudi Arabia and Russia have curtailed supplies in the face of record global demand

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OPEC Pointedly Rejects IEA Peak Oil Projection Amid Rising Crude Prices

With prices for crude oil seemingly headed for the $100/bbl mark amid rising global demand, OPEC pointedly rejected a recent IEA projection for peak oil by 2030.

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US crude stocks to fall further, end below year-ago levels, say analysts

U.S. crude oil stocks have fallen to their lowest level this year and likely will shrink further, analysts said, as record demand, producer supply cuts, weaker futures and rising storage costs all. -Today at 02:00 am- MarketScreener

Saudi arabiaUnited statesArathy somasekharChristopher hainesDavid holmesErnie barsamianAl salazarEnergy aspectsInternational energy agency

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