Citigroup's Ed Morse Sees $90 Ceiling for Crude

Citigroup's Ed Morse Sees $90 Ceiling for CrudeПодробнее

Citi's Andrew Morse sees oil at $82 a barrel this yearПодробнее

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Lower-than-expected demand during Memorial Day weekend driving down oil prices: Citi's Ed MorseПодробнее

Citi's Morse Sees Oversupplied Oil MarketПодробнее

Brent Crude May Fall Below $70, Citi's Morse SaysПодробнее

Citigroup's Morse Sees Crude Oil Rising to $130Подробнее

Citi's Ed Morse Sees Shale Winning Out Over OPECПодробнее

Morse Says $90 Floor on Oil `Ceiling of Tomorrow'Подробнее

Citi's Ed Morse Sees Oil in Mid-60's by Year's EndПодробнее

Citi's Ed Morse explains why he's bullish on oil but bearish on natural gasПодробнее

There's more oil than people think, and demand is significantly weaker: Citi's Ed MorseПодробнее

Citigroup's Morse Sees Oil Market Tightening in Fourth QuarterПодробнее

Citi’s Morse Sees Oil Above $50 by End of 2020 as Production SlidesПодробнее

Citi's Morse Says Global Oil Demand Is 'Sloshing Downward'Подробнее

$85 Crude Is Citi's Base Case as Demand Falls: MorseПодробнее

Citi Expects 50 Point Fed Cut in DecemberПодробнее

We're close to a bottom in oil prices, says Citi's Ed MorseПодробнее

Citigroup’s Ed Morse breaks down reasons behind oil’s big sell-offПодробнее

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