Oil has been on quite a ride this year, as prices soared due to the Russia-Ukraine war — and then turned volatile. Global benchmark Brent came close to its all-time high of $147 in March , but crude prices since then have generally declined, weighed down by mounting concerns over a possible recession and U.S. dollar strength.
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RiIiiIiIIiIiiiiiiight! I was Eric Nuttall back in the 1990's except I've been doing this for 40 years. Oil stocks will be devastated and leave investors broken soon enough but certainly it won't take years. Recession (2023) is my prediction.