By Frank Kane*
Who really wants to go back to oil at less than $20 a barrel, as Brent crude was in April? Or minus $38, where West Texas Intermediate (WTI) briefly fell the same month?
That was the extreme option offered up by one entry expert at the end of last week as crude came under selling pressure on global oil...
Crude Hiccups Shouldn’t Derail Long-Term Oil Market Recovery – OpEd
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