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Opec is not dead — it is adapting

Op-eds & Essays by Antoine Halff • June 02, 2016

Gone are the days when oil gurus agreed “$100 is the new $20”, or intoned that “the age of easy oil is over.” But it is not just prices that entered a prolonged decline, so too did OPEC’s image as market-shaping institution. Since then OPEC has seemed in terminal decline. But, argues Antoine Halff in the Financial Times, it is too early to announce OPEC’s death.

 

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Opec is not dead — it is adapting

Op-eds & Essays by Antoine Halff • June 02, 2016

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