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Bank Of America Lowers Its Long-Term Oil Price Target To $70/bbl

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Rupert Hargreaves
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Bank Of America Lowers Its Long-Term Oil Price Target To $70/bbl

Bank of America Merrill Lynch has lowered its long-term price target for Brent crude oil to $70 a barrel down from $80 a barrel previously. In a report published at the beginning of this week, the bank’s global oil and gas equity analysts explain why they have decided to make this change.

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Bank Of America Lowers Its Long-Term Oil Price Target To $70/bbl

The main reason why Bank of America’s analysts have decided to lower their long-term Brent price target appears to be based on the industry cost deflation that has taken place over the past two years.

Bank of America’s entire thesis is based...

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