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Market mind games

The year has seen surprisingly high oil prices, which has caught many forecasters unaware given widespread predictions of slow growth. Maria Kielmas reports

It’s been an erratic year for oil price forecasters. Capital market analysts on both sides of the Atlantic opted for the view that the price would be demand-driven. So predictions of sluggish economic growth worldwide, especially in Asia, led the money men to suggest New York Mercantile Excahnge (Nymex) West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude prices this year would fluctuate around $18–20 a barrel

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