Hyde
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I don't agree with the first post
The oil was being sold below 80 dollars per barrel for most part of the decade. It only increases when tension is surrounding one or more of the oil producing Muslim country or negative data is published by one of the first world country. The production of oil within the USA has also had greater impact over the decrease of oil prices. The Saudis too don't want the prices of oil to fluctuate above 90 dollars in order to keep interest for non-oil producing nations to carry on buying oil from them. They don't want people to explore alternative sources anytime soon
The oil was being sold below 80 dollars per barrel for most part of the decade. It only increases when tension is surrounding one or more of the oil producing Muslim country or negative data is published by one of the first world country. The production of oil within the USA has also had greater impact over the decrease of oil prices. The Saudis too don't want the prices of oil to fluctuate above 90 dollars in order to keep interest for non-oil producing nations to carry on buying oil from them. They don't want people to explore alternative sources anytime soon