Oil man who foresaw crash sees OPEC uniting in self-interest
If OPEC fails to implement an agreement, this could drag down crude to as low as USD 35 a barrel, according to one analyst.
BY SHARON CHO AND SERENE CHEONG, BLOOMBERG
OPEC members need to stop bickering over output curbs or risk the group becoming irrelevant to global oil markets, according to an analyst who predicted the biggest price crash in a generation.
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