| Oil-supply constraints amid continued global economic growth mean that crude’s slump to the lowest in eight months may be temporary.
Oil, which has entered a so-called bear market after sliding more than 20 percent since May 1 in New York, is unlikely to collapse as it did in 2008 because long-term fundamentals haven’t changed and supply may not keep up with demand, according to the chief executive officer of Royal Dutch Shell Plc. (RDSA)..............................................Full Article: Source
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