OPEC Outlook: Oil’s Not Well

alifarabia | December 18, 2011 | Featured Qatar, Oil, Saudi Arabia | No Comments

Opec countries will rake in $900-billion this year. But these outstanding figures mask great turmoil facing group members in the next few
years.

With Brent crude comfortably over $100 a barrel, oil exports of OPEC countries this year will amount to nearly $900 billion, a 38%
increase over 2010, according to the Centre for Global Energy Studies. READ MORE HERE

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