“The move from $33 to $68 a barrel — during a time of surplus — offers just a whiff of what will happen when supply tightens again. If the recession passes and scarcity sets in, the return of energy angst will make for giddy prices in the oil market.” – Edward Silver, energy analyst and former Los Angeles Times writer.

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