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After the Fall: Examining the Decline in Crude Prices and Where the Market May Go From Here

November 14, 2016
Austin Zaunbrecher
Austin Zaunbrecher
What are the factors that caused the precipitous decline in oil prices the last two years? Will we have to adjust to a “new normal”? And how did so many industry analysts misread the signals in the market?
 
After the Fall: Examining the Decline in Crude Prices and Where the Market May Go from Here
 
Our complimentary whitepaper After the Fall provides an analysis of the factors that led to the current slump in oil prices, and takes a look at where the market may go in 2017 and beyond. We thought you’d find this information useful and invite you to download After the Fall today.
 
 
 
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