OPINION: Oil price volatility here to stay as supply, demand risks abound

Posted on by cngpump
While crude oil prices pulled back from March’s peak toward $104 per barrel in April with the announced release of strategic oil stocks, resilient Russian oil exports so far, and slower demand growth, they are expected to stay supported at around $105 per barrel in May.

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