None of these alternatives is clearly superior to a three-month postponement, which is therefore the most likely outcome from the meetings over Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Picture taken February 11, 2019. The six-month calendar spread for Brent futures is currently in a contango of $1.90, which is in the 24th percentile for all trading days since 1990, again indicating that the market is expected to remain well-supplied. And most likely for three months with another review towards the end of the first quarter. This year is set to be the second hottest on record after 2016, according to the World Meteorological Organization and other data sources.
This looks like the year 2075.
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This looks like the year 2075 .
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