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Bloomberg Surveillance

Surveillance: Morse, Clarida, Wieser

Bloomberg Surveillance

Bloomberg

News, Business, Business News, Investing

3.81.2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2016

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Surveillance: Morse, Clarida, Wieser

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1:00.0

Much of what the Fed and the Bank of Japan and other Central Banks for that matter what

1:05.8

to accomplish is based on the idea of raising inflation they blame much of the

1:09.4

disinflation we're experiencing on the drop in oil prices last year.

1:14.0

Now oil prices are falling again and you have Conoco saying we're going to have more oil coming

1:17.8

to market.

1:18.8

What's going on?

1:20.1

Ed Morris' Global Head of Commodities Research for Citigroup, what is going on?

1:26.2

Is this just simply, is this what everybody thought would happen, the price goes up and then

1:30.3

we bring more oil to market instead of letting the market clear?

1:34.0

Well actually on a general global basis oil from OPEC countries has basically peaked.

1:40.0

We don't expect any more coming out of Iraq or Iran this year or next year or the year after and

1:45.6

And we're seeing non-OPEC production sliding the way it should be people anticipated that the slide would happen last year

1:51.5

But we're projecting that non-OPEC production will be

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