The mood at Houston's big annual oil and gas get-together has been upbeat on the prospects for the industry under a fossil fuel-friendly Trump administration. But there's a significant catch: some of the biggest oil traders are getting more bearish on the outlook for crude prices.
Donald Trump's administration wants crude prices to hit $50 a barrel or lower. But the benefit for US consumers risks throttling the same oil industry the president wants to expand. Read what analysts have to say about the $50 benchmark: www.ft.com/content/95ea ...
-- Financial Times (@financialtimes.com) March 13, 2025 at 8:16 AM
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