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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets Asia November 15, 2017

Rishaad oil prices down by 3 over the last three days. Big falls overnight are having repercussions, in particular for australian markets and the aussie dollar. It may be a bit of a brighter prospect if you are an oil bull in the future. It does suggest that if you look at 2021, prices are likely to be breaking to the upside. Deliveries in the near future having a higher price of those made later on. You could also argue that rising longterm prices show the market is going to the view that high prices are perhaps more sustainable. Again, the caveat is a longerterm. This is the outlook for prices for four years from now that should give greater encouragement to bulls of oil and commodity markets, generally speaking. Action in oil iea talking about the shale revolution, revising down shortterm demand prospects for 2018. In the near term, not a lot of positive catalysts to be found. Concerns over lack of progress on tax reform. Were looking ahead to u. S. Inflation numbers, with the index ....

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is going to be the last man standing, and every molecule of hydrocarbon will come out.
The comments by bin Salman heralded as the most powerful man in the global oil and gas industry came shortly after the latest OPEC+ agreement and mirrored those by Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser, who expressed similar sentiments back in January 2019.
And this might not be idle bluster: In late 2019, Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the International Energy Agency, told CNBC that,
There s going to be rising demand for at least the next decade for oil products, possibly longer, and this is cementing [Saudi Arabia s] role as the cornerstone player in global markets, the most reliable and biggest supplier in markets.   ....

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