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Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil traded in New York will rise by the end of this year to $95 a barrel as demand recovers, Morgan Stanley forecast.
Declining crude inventories and the improving global economy will boost prices from current levels of around $75 a barrel, said Hussein Allidina, a commodities analyst at Morgan Stanley, the second-biggest U.S. securities firm after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Crude oil in 2011 will average $100 a barrel, he said in a note today.
“We expect that fundamentals will continue to improve,” said Allidina. “Our increased 2011 price forecast reflects an improved GDP outlook that will require a higher price to ration demand to meet inadequate supply.”
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Global oil demand is forecast to grow 1.7 million barrels a day and global gross domestic product by 4 percent, according to Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley Expects Oil to Rise to $95 on Demand (Update1) - Bloomberg.com
Declining crude inventories and the improving global economy will boost prices from current levels of around $75 a barrel, said Hussein Allidina, a commodities analyst at Morgan Stanley, the second-biggest U.S. securities firm after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Crude oil in 2011 will average $100 a barrel, he said in a note today.
“We expect that fundamentals will continue to improve,” said Allidina. “Our increased 2011 price forecast reflects an improved GDP outlook that will require a higher price to ration demand to meet inadequate supply.”
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Global oil demand is forecast to grow 1.7 million barrels a day and global gross domestic product by 4 percent, according to Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley Expects Oil to Rise to $95 on Demand (Update1) - Bloomberg.com