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This is CBSI in the world, I'm John Bachelor. The price of a barrel of oil,

whilst regional reporting, oil prices perk up as recession worries eb and supply tightness,

subhead. Some banks say Brent could rise toward $100 a barrel. We go to the land of Brent

that would be Europe. Simon Constable of the Wall Street Journal,

Barrons and other distinguished publications watching commodity prices, especially energy.

Simon, the Wall Street Journal is reporting some analysts believe benchmark crude futures

are due for further gains and could head toward $100 a barrel after trading within a few dollars

either side of 80 so far this year. The rise of oil is a product of OPEC and of demand and of

an improving economy. Do you see this $100 a barrel as an exciting headline to attract traders

or something that's a reasonable target given where we're in the 80s now? Good evening, too.

Good evening, John. Absolutely, this is very possible. It's now at $84 a barrel. It wouldn't

take much to get it up a past 100. It was there a year ago just above 100 in late August. I see no

problems of it getting there, particularly as the economy worldwide, mainly America and some parts

of Europe is a lot better off than people thought it would be. There were calls over a year ago

that was going to be an imminent recession which has not manifested in any material way and it

looks like it's going to pass. So America is going to continue to grow solidly. I think Europe might

slow down a little bit but either way it's going to be growth or very small pullbacks that will

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