(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil may fall speculation that
U.S. inventories are sufficient to meet the needs of refineries
making gasoline for the peak-demand summer months.
Eighteen of 46 analysts surveyed, or 39 percent, said oil
prices will decline. Fourteen, or 30 percent, said prices will
rise and 14 forecast little change. Last week, 36 percent of
respondents said prices would gain.
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U.S. inventories are sufficient to meet the needs of refineries
making gasoline for the peak-demand summer months.
Eighteen of 46 analysts surveyed, or 39 percent, said oil
prices will decline. Fourteen, or 30 percent, said prices will
rise and 14 forecast little change. Last week, 36 percent of
respondents said prices would gain.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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