The Global Oil Market: No Safe Haven for Prices

In 2012, evidence suggested that a collapse in oil prices by 2015 was quite possible and that the duration of such a collapse would depend essentially on how quickly the massive worldwide investment in new production capacity could be stopped.1 For m

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The Global Oil Market: No Safe Haven for Prices

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