Oil analyst skeptical of prices over USD 50
Oil nations could end up evading the output quota agreement if crude prices increase to a higher level than the present, says oil analyst Nadia Martin Wiggen, who thereby doesn't expect Brent to trade for more than a symbolic USD 50 per barrel.
One barrel of European benchmark oil Brent hit a price of USD 44.52 on Tuesday, surpassing rates from the last four months – more than double as much as only three months back. When the coronavirus began to spread around the world in the spring and the largest oil exporters couldn't reach an accord on how to handle to associated decline in demand, prices took a steep dive.
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