The Financial Times is reporting on a study done by the Edhec-Risk Institute that finds that speculation in oil futures (NYMEX) does not appear excessive in comparison to commercial hedging needs over the last three and one-half years. For a copy of the study itself, see here.
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Tags: Speculation, Energy
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