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    1. This dude has been wrong. "Goldman’s Currie Sees Oil at $110 a Barrel by Q3 on China" – 5 months ago. He failed to realize that Russia and Saudi are fighting to gain Chinese market shares and on top of that Russian oil is being sold at a massive discount. So if OPEC cuts production, Russia will go ahead and gain more market shares with discounted prices. Saudi Arabia is completely trapped. Iran and Russia are both willing to sell oil at a massive discount.

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