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Better Days for Oil in 2021

Kannika Siamwalla, Head of Regional Oil and Gas, RHB Group .

11-Mar-20 09:15

Better Days for Oil in 2021

Its early days in the spat between OPEC+ nations but prices have already tested new lows not seen since the Gulf crisis. Kannika Siamwalla, Head of Regional Oil and Gas, RHB Group tells us their forecast for oil prices in 2020 based on demand and supply conditions. She also sheds light on why the Opec+ talks have failed and that Russia may have been right in their decision to walk away from the talks.

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Lyn Mak, Julian Ng


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Tags:  oil and gasOPECMalaysiaRussia





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