M madmansg Alfrescian Loyal Joined Aug 6, 2008 Messages 2,236 Points 0 Oct 4, 2008 #1 Separately, Merrill Lynch cut its 2009 oil price forecast to $90 a barrel from $107 a barrel and warned that a "synchronous global recession" could bring oil prices to $50 a barrel.
Separately, Merrill Lynch cut its 2009 oil price forecast to $90 a barrel from $107 a barrel and warned that a "synchronous global recession" could bring oil prices to $50 a barrel.
