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Oil to range around $110/bbl in short term: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media feels if there is further unrest in the Middle East, prices may rise a couple of dollars. However, he is not very hopeful of seeing oil prices going up significantly.

Brent will remain above move above $110/bbl: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media believes superstorm Hurricane Sandy is likely to put a cap on the crude oil prices. She said it would likely result in the refineries being shut or reduction in operations.

Crude may remain rangebound for a while: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad, Argus Media says crude will remain rangebound for a while.

See further rise in brent: Argus Media

Crude price has witnessed a rally over the last couple of sessions. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media says brent can go a little bit higher. "It is going to be very hard for prices to go significantly higher because the fundamentals have not changed at all," she adds.

Brent to hover around $100-110 in short term: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad, Argus Media, says that the problem in supply due to planned maintenance in the North Sea and pipeline explosion from Iraq to Turkey are the two factors that have pushed up prices of Brent.

Brent crude likely to trade in $95-100 range: Azlin Ahmad

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Azlin Ahmad, Editor, Crude Oil, Argus Media said that fears of EU sanctions against Iranian crude will keep prices towards USD 100 level. He also does not expect Brent crude to correct to USD 80 levels even in a worse case scenario. It is likely to trade between USD 95-100 per barrel, opined Ahmad.

Brent prices could slip due to eurozone crisis: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media sees Brent crude prices slipping further in the future because of the crisis in the eurozone.

Brent vulnerable to newsflow; see more upside: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media tells CNBC-TV18 that she expects Brent crude prices to see more upside from current levels.

Where is crude headed?

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media says, Nigeria is going to be a big factor for the crude oil in the near-term.

Fears of supply disruption strengthen crude: Argus Media

Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media tells CNBC-TV18 that thestrength in crude prices is because of fears of supply disruptions.

Don't see Brent falling below $100-105/bbl: Argus Media

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media says, Brent will be range-bound in the short-term. "We don’t see Brent falling below USD 100-105 per barrel. The ceiling would be about USD 105 to 110 per barrel."

Argus Media sees support for Brent at $100/bbl

Due to the present uncertainties globally, crude has been on its longest losing streak since August. According to Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media, crude in the short-term will still go low.

See Brent in $105-110/bbl range in near-term: Argus Media

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Azlin Ahmad, editor, crude oil of Argus Media said, Brent crude is going to be pretty steady in the near-term. According to her, Brent will probably hover between USD 105 and 110 per barrel over the next couple of weeks.

Brent may slip $100 if weekly data negative

Azlin Ahmad, editor of crude oil at Argus Media said that Brent could slip below USD 100, if further negative data comes out this week.

Crude has more downside risk than upside: Argus Media

Although crude has gained for a second straight session, Jason Feer, Vice President and Singapore Bureau Chief, Argus Media says, the risk is really more on the downside than on the upside.