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How will be crude price movement in near term? Jonathan Barratt answersIf you look at OPEC and their announcements in terms of usage, they continue to revise the fact that consumption is actually going down ove...- Is falling crude price a forerunner of economic slowdown? Jonathan Barratt explainsJonathan Barratt, CIO of Probis Securities, discusses the recent decline in crude oil prices, attributing it to high interest rates and slo...
- If Israel puts troops on ground, oil on way to $100: Jonathan BarrattThe surge in crude prices is attributed to concerns about Israel putting troops on the ground and the potential for the conflict to spread ...
- Expect more oil supply cuts to create stability: Jonathan BarrattBut when I do look at Saudi Arabia, I get a sense that they are saying, well, look, we are going to continue to have the supply cuts there ...
- Jonathan Barratt on proposed G7 cap on Russian crude, volatility & more“Russia is the second largest producer and holds a very big sway in terms of where the price goes. It is going to come on December 5. All e...
- Crude may go up to $100-105, but unsustainable at that level: Jonathan Barratt“Could crude price get to $130? We have seen it before and there is a longer way to go before it gets to that level. I do not think a lot o...
- We are seeing a correction in metal market: Jonathan Barratt“There is a lot of action in the market which is causing commodity prices to come under pressure. ”
- How stimulus is leading to commodity boomAs long as that stimulus is there, it is going to translate into bigger demand, says Jonathan Barratt.
- Brazil as Covid hotspot disrupting iron ore supply: Probis Securities‘Margins contracting in steel is a cause of concern’
- HPCL, BPCL jump up to 9% as oil prices take a beating"I think all forecasts are out the window," said Jonathan Barratt, chief investment officer at Probis Securities in Sydney.
- Crude oil drops 2% as steeper Opec+ output cuts not yet agreedUS West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was $1, or 2.1 per cent, lower at $44.90 per barrel.
- 5-10% correction in equity markets likely: Jonathan Barratt, Probis SecuritiesWe are starting to feel that all bets are off when we come to the nuclear agreement.
- Ready to bet on base metals for the next five years: Jonathan BarrattBase metals to me is probably one of the greater opportunities and so is the precious metal sector. Some of these commodities are available...
- Big chance of OPEC plus rolling over supply cuts: Jonathan BarrattIf there is weaker growth, then crude prices should be trading lower, says Probis CIO.
- Oil prices to keep steady till Iran tension subsides: Jonathan Barratt, Probis SecuritiesOnce we get a resolution of tension in the Middle East, prices will track lower from here, says Barratt.
- Opec needs to keep up supply at a price which is a bit lower than at present: Jonathan BarrattOld patterns will help alleviate any cost pressures to the top side, says Barratt.
- Oil price rise a knee-jerk reaction, shouldn’t extend far: Jonathan Barratt, Probis SecuritiesAt these levels, there is more concern for economic growth, says Barratt
- Brent at $65-70 is the bifurcation point for markets: Jonathan Barratt, Probis Securities“Price rise on back of OPEC trying to push through supply cuts and easing in US-China trade tensions.”
- Oil prices dip, but expectations of tightening supply supportPrices were edging lower during Asian trade as investors took profits after Thursday's gains, analysts said.
- Crude demand down as economies are softer now: Jonathan Barratt, Probis SecuritiesGlobal funds started unwinding long position on crude a week or two ago, says the Probis CIO.
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