Oil Price Cycle Not Heading Downward - Zacks Analyst Interviews
Zacks Market Commentaries (September 4th, 2008) Writes:
Oil prices have been steadily coming down in recent days from the all-time high of around $147 to under $110 at present. Are we seeing the bursting of the oil bubble?
I wouldnt call crude oils strength of the last few years as a bubble. While some irrational exuberance, to borrow a phrase from the former Fed Chief, could have been at work in oils doubling in price over the past year prior to its recent pullback, there are nevertheless sound fundamental reasons for the commoditys historical strength.
The mismatch between the growth rates of supply and demand has been the driving force behind the current oil price cycle. The current pullback reflects
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