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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 1497019" data-attributes="member: 12952"><a href="http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/columnist/bartiromo/2015/01/11/bartiromo-saudi-prince-alwaleed-oil-100-barrel/21484911/" target="_blank">http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/columnist/bartiromo/2015/01/11/bartiromo-saudi-prince-alwaleed-oil-100-barrel/21484911/</a>Saudi prince: $100-a-barrel oil &#039;never&#039; againQ: What is moving prices? Is this a supply or a demand story? Some say there&#039;s too much oil in the world, and that is pressuring prices. But others say the global economy is slow, so it&#039;s weak demand.A: It is both. We have an oversupply. Iraq right now is producing very much. Even in Libya, where they have civil war, they are still producing.The U.S. is now producing shale oil and gas. So, there&#039;s oversupply in the market.But also demand is weak. We all know Japan is hovering around 0% growth. China said that they&#039;ll grow 6% or 7%. India&#039;s growth has been cut in half. Germany acknowledged just two months ago they will cut the growth potential from 2% to 1%.There&#039;s less demand, and there&#039;s oversupply.And both are recipes for a crash in oil. And that&#039;s what happened.It&#039;s a no-brainer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 1497019, member: 12952"] [url]http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/columnist/bartiromo/2015/01/11/bartiromo-saudi-prince-alwaleed-oil-100-barrel/21484911/[/url] [SIZE=6][B]Saudi prince: $100-a-barrel oil 'never' again[/B] [B][B]Q: What is moving prices? Is this a supply or a demand story? Some say there's too much oil in the world, and that is pressuring prices. But others say the global economy is slow, so it's weak demand.[/B] A: It is both. We have an oversupply. Iraq right now is producing very much. Even in Libya, where they have civil war, they are still producing. The U.S. is now producing shale oil and gas. So, there's oversupply in the market. But also demand is weak. We all know Japan is hovering around 0% growth. China said that they'll grow 6% or 7%. India's growth has been cut in half. Germany acknowledged just two months ago they will cut the growth potential from 2% to 1%. There's less demand, and there's oversupply. And both are recipes for a crash in oil. And that's what happened. It's a no-brainer. [/B][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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