Expected Surge in Oil Supply Sustains Bear Market

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Growth in oil supply is forecast to accelerate next year in a global wave of production, keeping crude prices mired in a bear market

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is expected to continue driving much of the surge in output, and increases by smaller producers such as Brazil and Norway will contribute to excess supply, investors say. Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase analysts currently project supply will grow roughly one million barrels a day more than demand in 2020, resulting in a surplus each quarter...

 

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The oil price bubble was handled well. The organic made by the earth Fuel was always there. False climate hysteria & anti capitalists had their run. It would be well if Tech kept lowering costs & the fossil sector be both profitable & non inflationary. tt: CNBC MariaBartiromo

This as we turn to green energy!!

Good. KSA, Iran and Russia need to start to feel the pain.

This is great for the U.S. economy that are still quite dependent on fossil fuels.

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