Monday, 30 March 2015

Is Iran about to flood the Oil Market?







Dear Readers

Trust you all had a blessed weekend.

In my post : Oil to $20 by 2016  looks to be supported, perhaps underestimated by the upcoming decision on Iran's nuclear deal & also talks of removing Economic Sanctions for Iranian Crude Exports.


Potentially one of the Middle-East's biggest economies, Iran has been barred out by the West in refusing to give up it's Nuclear regimes.


However, new developments have come from talks between Iranian negotiators & world leaders continued in Lausanne this weekend.





Tehran - A sleeping Oil Giant

Since Economic sanctions had been placed on Iran, Tehran has been frozen out from the International Oil markets & denied access to Investment leading to key developments in the Oil/Gas industries.

With Oil prices pressured by the over-supply - any increase in Iranian output could easily speed up this decline down towards $20 per barrel.

The Iranian Oil minster mentioned that they could easily increase production by 1 million barrels per day, almost immediately after sanctions are lifted.

Trouble with OPEC & Saudi Arabia 

A potential limitation to this "flooding" impact comes from OPEC - the 12 member cartel controlling a 3rd of the World's oil supply. It currently maintains a quota system that Iran would have to negotiate.

It is unlikely that Saudi Arabia will be in favor of any increase to Iranian exports & their ongoing meetings up until June will tell of these tales.... However, oil may reach $20 by then already!


















Stay tuned in for more....

Trading Oil with Atom8... Coming soon for April 2015.

- Peace & Love

Anish

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