Oil at $90 a barrel looks 'unsustainable,' says Citi analyst
Citi points out oil production is growing among non-OPEC+ members like the US, Brazil, Canada, and Guyana. That should help bring down prices.
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Citi points out oil production is growing among non-OPEC+ members like the US, Brazil, Canada, and Guyana. That should help bring down prices.
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After holding some of the most bearish positions of the past decade, investors have ramped up their long bets in crude after prices soared 30 per cent.
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