CNBC: Wall Street sees a recovery for oil prices in 2019 — but there's plenty of risk to that forecast
The oil market will be a tale of two halves in 2019, according to Wall Street forecasters.
Oil analysts see prices recovering in the first six months of 2019, following a sell-off that has slashed the cost of crude by about 40 percent since October. But in the back half of the year, commodity watchers anticipate new headwinds for the oil market. READ MORE...
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