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A survey of analysts say U.S. crude futures will average $67.32 a barrel and Brent crude will average $72.87 a barrel in 2018. This is the 10th consecutive month in which analysts have raised their oil price forecasts. WTI Crude is $69.83; Brent is $75.08 this morning.  Source: Reuters.com - By: Sumita Layek - Image: Nick Oxford/File Photo
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The market has been bouncing between gains and losses in recent weeks, as traders weigh bearish developments including global trade frictions against bullish factors such as geopolitical risk to supply in Iran. WTI Crude is $70.02: Brent is $74.93 this morning.  Source: MarketWatch.com - By: Christopher Alessi - Image: Getty Images The oil industry needs to replace 33 billion barrels of crude every year to satisfy anticipated demand growth. This year, new investments are set to account for an increase of just 20 billion barrels say, analysts. Markets are closed on Sunday.  Source: The Wall Street Journal - By: Sarah Kent & Georgi Kantchev - Image: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg News |
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