Oil Prices Appear Irrational

Tony Nash, CEO, Complete Intelligence

23-Nov-23 07:00

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Oil demand is reaching record highs with stocks depleting rapidly. Yet, crude prices continue to fall with WTI close to USD 70 per barrel. Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence explains this irrationality whilst giving us views as to whether we can expect a strong finish to US markets for the year.

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Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Keith Kam

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Categories: markets

Tags: oil demand, federal open market committee (fomc), fed rates, us markets,

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