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Oil Prices to Stabilize in 2007

Filed in archive Peak Oil by Reden Rodriguez on January 02, 2007

Oil Prices to Stabilize in 2007
According to this article, crude oil priceslinks may stablize in 2007 due to global production catching up with demand, at a price of about $60 per barrel. Could be the break most economies need, after all high crude prices ain't helping anyone. But caution is still advised, after all there is still the global climate question to consider.

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