Martijn van M schreef op 30 oktober 2014 11:30:
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Interessante visie van Goldman Sachs:
"Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the slowdown will take time, with Brent hitting a bottom of $80 a barrel in the second quarter of 2015, then rising to $90 in 2016 as U.S. production growth is reduced, according to a research note Oct. 27. The bank cut its 2015 first-quarter and second-half forecasts for Brent and WTI by $15 a barrel to $85 and $75 respectively."
En Barclays:
"“Long-term marginal costs in oil production are well over $100 a barrel,” the Barclays research team including Mahesh said in a note yesterday. “It seems extremely unlikely that oil prices will remain below $100 for very long.”"