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Oil prices back down after the recovery in Wednesday's session
1/15/2015
Crude oil prices fell on Thursday after a volatile session the previous day, when prices rebounded strongly from the lowest level in nearly six years, and in light of a global supply glut. The futures contracts for crude Bryant rose during trading Wednesday 4.5% recorded the largest percentage increase since June 2012, with the dealers to cover their positions in the optional decades solution for it. But the atmosphere remains negative due to oversupply, dropping Brent today 92 cents to $ 47.77 a barrel at 10:12 Moscow time, and Brent record of $ 45.19 on Tuesday, the lowest price since March / March 2009, US crude fell 71 cents to $ 47.77 a barrel .
The US investment bank, "Jefferies International," Thursday "go back to reduce our expectations for the price of oil in line with the market is likely to be characterized by Btakma shown at least in the first half of 2015".
And "We expected to reduce the price of Brent to $ 50.25 a barrel from US $ 72.25 per barrel in 2015 to $ 67.50 a barrel from $ 83 a barrel in 2016 to $ 77.25 a barrel from $ 90 a barrel in 2017.anthy
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1/15/2015
Crude oil prices fell on Thursday after a volatile session the previous day, when prices rebounded strongly from the lowest level in nearly six years, and in light of a global supply glut. The futures contracts for crude Bryant rose during trading Wednesday 4.5% recorded the largest percentage increase since June 2012, with the dealers to cover their positions in the optional decades solution for it. But the atmosphere remains negative due to oversupply, dropping Brent today 92 cents to $ 47.77 a barrel at 10:12 Moscow time, and Brent record of $ 45.19 on Tuesday, the lowest price since March / March 2009, US crude fell 71 cents to $ 47.77 a barrel .
The US investment bank, "Jefferies International," Thursday "go back to reduce our expectations for the price of oil in line with the market is likely to be characterized by Btakma shown at least in the first half of 2015".
And "We expected to reduce the price of Brent to $ 50.25 a barrel from US $ 72.25 per barrel in 2015 to $ 67.50 a barrel from $ 83 a barrel in 2016 to $ 77.25 a barrel from $ 90 a barrel in 2017.anthy
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