Global Risk Management projects slowdown in oil price growth
In the second quarter of this year, the oil price went up by 20 percent and the supply on global markets was not nearly as big as before. Global Risk Management is optimistic about the future but does not expect the same steep growth in the oil price for the second half of the year.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The price of crude oil increased in the second quarter 2016 by 20 percent during a period in which the oversupply of oil on global markets was not as extreme as before. Global Risk Management writes this in a new analysis about the past quarter.
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