Oil market gloom about long-term prices is overdone


Despite constant nonsensical talk about the world shifting away from fossil fuels, oil consumption growth remains healthy. — Bloomberg

LET’s be honest: The oil market has always been wrong about long-term prices.

Unsurprisingly, it’s currently wrong in anticipating that a barrel of crude will cost around US$60 by 2030, close to current levels.

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