The oil price will rise to one hundred dollars per barrel, believe in Bank of America
The prices of petroleum products have the ability to grow to one hundred dollars per barrel in 2019, writes Bloomberg referring to Bank of America.

The prices of petroleum products have the ability to grow to one hundred dollars per barrel in 2019, writes Bloomberg referring to Bank of America.
It is noted that futures for oil of mark Brent which on Thursday traded at over 77 dollars a barrel, will rise to 90 dollars per barrel In the second quarter of next year.
However, in Bank of America believe the Price of oil could increase to one hundred dollars per barrel because of the possible extension of the agreement on OPEC production cuts, and from the punishment of the USA concerning Iran. The Agency emphasizes that there are also risks of supply disruption from Venezuela. The share of Tehran in the global market supply of oil is four percent, for this reason, punishment against Iran have the ability to lead to a reduction in the volume of "black gold" on the market.
at the same time, analysts at Goldman Sachs believe that the rise in oil prices will be short-term. According to their statements, in the summer of Prices on oil of mark Brent have the opportunity to be up to 82, 5 dollar per barrel, but in 2019 the oil again cheaper. The Decision Of Trump
On Tuesday, Donald trump announced the US withdrawal from the Iranian Treaty reached the " six " of international mediators (Russia, USA, UK, China, France, Germany) in 2015.
in addition, the American leader has announced the restoration of all penalties against Iran, which were suspended in the end of the reached agreement.
then, on Thursday, the price of oil has renewed highs for 3. 5 years. The agreement OPEC
OPEC and several non-organization countries agreed at the end of 2016 in Vienna on the reduction of its oil production a total of 1, 8 million barrels per day from the level of October 2016, of which 300 thousand have on the Russian Federation.
The performance of the contract began in early 2017, it has twice been extended, most recently