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How supply moves oil prices & the fracking case

The Head of Investment Research at FX Primus Marshall Gittler explains the factors that move the oil prices including supply, where fracking changed everything, and inventories. 

Gittler remarks than the United States and Canada produce almost 40% of the OPEC production. He also highlights the problems that is causing the fracking mode of extraction and also how it change the entire oil industry.

Watch the full webinar: Introduction to oil: Background to the market and outlook for the price

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