$70 Brent and "No signs of global recession in next 12 months" - - Coincidence? I think not.

[Tom Kirkman + 8,860]

I'll spare you yet another round of my long-winded comments on my views that $70.00 oil [Brent] is the optimum Goldilocks price, a suitable, sustainable balance between most oil producers and most oil consumers.

Here is this wonderful news instead:

‘No signs of global recession in next 12 months’

"There are no signs that the global economy is sliding towards a recession in the next 12 months, BlackRock Inc’s chief executive Larry Fink said in remarks published during the weekend."

 

Yes, I know, I know...  correlation does not equal causation.

But I have been going on and on lately about all of the wonderful, global economic "trickle everywhere" effects that $70.00 Brent seems to be spurring on.

The sky is *not* falling.

The world is *not* ending in 12 years.

Oil & Gas are the economic engines that run the world.

And right now, in most countries, the economic engines are overall running pretty darn well thanks to $70 oil [Brent].

Enjoy it : )