CFRA analyst Stewart Glickman says crude's recent dip into the ~$80/barrel range is not feasible and that oil trading 'north of $100' makes sense. If realized, that would imply roughly a ~$20+/barrel upside (≈25%+ from $80) with upward pressure on energy equities and commodity-driven inflation.
CFRA analyst Stewart Glickman says crude's recent dip into the ~$80/barrel range is not feasible and that oil trading 'north of $100' makes sense. If realized, that would imply roughly a ~$20+/barrel upside (≈25%+ from $80) with upward pressure on energy equities and commodity-driven inflation.
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