الثلاثاء 14 يوليو 2015 | 04:38 مساء
BAGHDAD / .. predicted economist Majid picture, Tuesday, that the fall in oil prices by a large margin after reaching a final agreement the Iranian nuclear issue, adding that he will be economic stability of countries in the region factor.
He said the picture for "Eye Iraq News", that "Iran is benefiting the largest of its agreement with the United States on the nuclear file where will reach its output to more than one million barrels per day as it will increase the possibilities of export of Iran and this increase in supply will happen on demand."
On the expectation of oil prices pointed the picture that "so far there are no expectations of steady oil prices .. orientations different is likely to up the price of a barrel of oil to below $ 40 per barrel in the near future Aoabaky it ranges up to $ 65 in the coming months", attributing this to the many different factors, including "financial speculation, politics and speculation on the interests of other countries as well as the exposure of some countries to the problems of political or economic crises."
He said the picture, "The nuclear agreement is WEIGHT international crises if what has been agreed definitively urges pave the provision of factors may lead the decline in oil prices", pointing out that he will be the stability of the global and regional situation and increase live in developing countries factor. "
Oil prices fell more than a dollar on Tuesday, reached with Iran and the six world powers nuclear deal may ease sanctions imposed on Tehran over its oil exports gradually.
And it reached Iran and the Group 5 +1 a historic agreement will ease sanctions imposed on Tehran in return for restrictions on its nuclear program, according to the Iranian diplomat said on Tuesday.
The landed price of Brent crude futures for delivery in the nearest more than 2 percent or entitlement over $ to $ 56.66 a barrel 0637 GMT, and declining US crude price of $ 1.21 to $ 50.99 a barrel.
He said Sarosh Zaewala lawyer who specializes in sanctions and resident in London, said "sanctions have impeded Iran's oil production fell to exports in half and limited largely from new development projects, and that the possibility of lifting creates considerable momentum, which will allow foreign trade and investments for Iran to achieve high efficiencies and reduce the cost of production." .anthy 6
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