Oil markets time machine. Past, present and future
9 mins read time What can we learn about oil markets from the last ten years? The next decade. The final piece in our five part series on the future of oil and energy markets
Crude Oil Price Outlook 2018 – 2019
4 mins read time A case for falling crude oil prices Crude oil prices […]
Iran oil economy. Has spring really come to Tehran?
6 mins read time Iran oil economy. Nowroz comes to Tehran. Nowroz, the Persian New […]
The knives are out in the Oil market.
5 mins read time It has been an interesting twelve months. Between bottoms, volatility, […]
Forecasting Oil prices. Commodity Prices and Trailing Correlations
4 mins read time Forecasting oil prices. Trailing correlations The Crude Oil Mispricing model, presented […]
Understanding Crude Oil. A model for dissecting crude oil
< 1 min read Our summarized outlook was simple. Oil demand growth is likely to remain stunted given high prices and a number of major issues structurally which will remove any impetus for an oil price shock similar to the one that we witnessed in 2008. With additional supply coming back to the market from Iraq and Libya, Europe struggling with the fallout of the PIGS crisis and the slowdown in China the demand situation was not likely to be rosy.