The recent oil price rally doesn’t seem to have legs as prices came under pressure on stronger dollar and growing stockpile.
Oil prices have been hovering around the US$65 (RM235) level since beginning of the month but a 3% slip on Tuesday caused jitters among investors.
The worry is not baseless.
There is no indication that the 12-member Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will be cutting down on production in a June meeting while shale producers continue to improve efficiency.
That is despite rig count falling for close to half a year in North America.
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Oil prices have been hovering around the US$65 (RM235) level since beginning of the month but a 3% slip on Tuesday caused jitters among investors.
The worry is not baseless.
There is no indication that the 12-member Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will be cutting down on production in a June meeting while shale producers continue to improve efficiency.
That is despite rig count falling for close to half a year in North America.
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