Dark inches ahead, bright mile beyondEconomist says oil price fundamentals haven’t changed: demand expected to grow, dollar expected to fall, prices expected to rise; long-term growth should be good for Alaska Eric Lidji Petroleum News
The future for oil and gas is bright, but only for those looking far enough down the road.
While sinking oil prices cloud the short-term view of the industry, a generally declining dollar and consistent long-term growth in global demand should be good for Alaska, according to Jonathan King with Nort....
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