Oil prices may decline to $20/barrel: Morgan Stanley
The bank reportedly stated that a globally oversupplied market may have pushed oil prices below $60/barrel, but the further declines which have brought oil prices to below $35/barrel mostly stem from a stronger dollar.
In December, Goldman Sachs also renewed its prediction that oil prices may fall to as low as $20/barrel, which the investment bank earlier stated in September, attributing its prediction to oversupplied oil markets stemming from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’(OPEC’s) decision not to cut production.
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