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Patrick Artus

Fossil fuel prices are likely to be weak: What implications?

The prices of oil (due to the rise in US oil production), natural gas (due to the rise in production in the United States, the Middle East and Russia) and coal (due to the decline in demand) are likely to be weak in the future (in the next five years). This situation: Is good for the euro zone, Japan, China, India and other Asian emerging countries, but bad for the United States, Russia, OPEC countries, Africa and Latin America; Will hamper the energy transition, which will have to be supported by a significant CO 2 price.
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