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Monday, January 4, 2010

Philip Verleger on Oil, Natural gas, the Saudi perspecitve and more

A 30+ minute podcast of Philip Verleger interviewed on Bloomberg Radio.  (click the little play button next to the date)  A good overview of the oil, natural gas markets, the Saudis, and more.  He touches on the current use of tankers for oil storage, Exxon's purchase of  XTO, trade balances and the Chinese.

I have been following Mr. Verleger for a while and it is refreshing to hear an analyst say he was wrong.  Predicting the future prices of assets is always very tricky but he at least admits it.  He does reinforce that the inbalances causing him to predict low oil prices in 2009 are still there and do not appear to be abating.