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OJB · 22-02-2022, 11:23

Dagens er 96.57 USD/fat.
Det blir neppe billigere drivstoff med det første. Og det blir vel ikke så billige flybilletter denne sesongen heller vil jeg tro. Sakset fra dagens World Oil ;

Vitol CEO sees oil above $100 for a ‘prolonged period’ this year
Archie Hunter and Anna Edwards 2/21/2022

(Bloomberg) — Oil prices could be set for a “prolonged period” above $100 a barrel over the next six to nine months, with the world setting fresh demand records this year, said Vitol Group Chief Executive Officer Russell Hardy.

Crude already surged to within a few dollars of that level earlier this month, as the recovery in fuel use from the pandemic started to run into supply constraints. In an interview in London with Bloomberg television, the boss of the world’s largest independent oil trader said the market will get tighter, with daily consumption set to rise well above pre-Covid levels by the end of 2022.

“The 100 million-barrel number is probably going to be exceeded this year,” Hardy said. “Demand is going to surge in the second half” if travel continues to return to normal.

22-02-2022, 11:23	#3
OJB ScanFlyer Rusty Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 6,604	Re: Ny rekord igjen for oljeprisen og dollaren Dagens er 96.57 USD/fat. Det blir neppe billigere drivstoff med det første. Og det blir vel ikke så billige flybilletter denne sesongen heller vil jeg tro. Sakset fra dagens World Oil ; Vitol CEO sees oil above $100 for a ‘prolonged period’ this year Archie Hunter and Anna Edwards 2/21/2022 (Bloomberg) — Oil prices could be set for a “prolonged period” above $100 a barrel over the next six to nine months, with the world setting fresh demand records this year, said Vitol Group Chief Executive Officer Russell Hardy. Crude already surged to within a few dollars of that level earlier this month, as the recovery in fuel use from the pandemic started to run into supply constraints. In an interview in London with Bloomberg television, the boss of the world’s largest independent oil trader said the market will get tighter, with daily consumption set to rise well above pre-Covid levels by the end of 2022. “The 100 million-barrel number is probably going to be exceeded this year,” Hardy said. “Demand is going to surge in the second half” if travel continues to return to normal.