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    • Crude prices to fall up to $30-40/bbl by Q2 2015: FACTS

      According to Fereidun Fesharaki of FACTS Global Energy, crude prices are unlikely to touch USD 100/bbl until 2030.

    • Don't see cos outside India interested in NELP: FACTS

      On the new exploration licensing policy (NELP) front demand is very anemic and companies outside India don't seem interested in it said Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman, FACTS Global Energy.

    • Brent to remain at around $105/bbl for rest of 2013: Expert

      According to Praveen Kumar, the Iran deal is a good thing for Indian refiners because this means the pressure can come off a bit and they can start looking at some of these insurance type issues, but in terms of real price the market continues to stay strong.

    • Crude price unlikely to remain high for long: FACTS Global

      WTI is strengthening because of issues relevant to the US, but Brent prices won't stay at higher levels for a long period of time, says Praveen Kumar, Head-South Asia Oil & Gas at FACTS Global Energy.

    • Brent price to fall; see year avg of $117/bbl: FACTS Global

      Praveen Kumar of FACTS Global Energy tells CNBC-TV18 that the price of Brent crude is expected to fall further from current levels.

    • See Brent around USD 120/bbl in short-term: FACTS Global

      Praveen Kumar, FACTS Global Energy sees Brent around USD 120 per barrel in the short-term.

    • See Brent averaging at $108/bbl in Q1 of 2012: Facts Global

      Oil prices surged nearly USD 4 per barrel on Tuesday morning on tensions across Iran. Praveen Kumar of Facts Global Energy says, the tension from Iran is quite relevant. He sees Brent averaging out around USD 108 per barrel in quarter one of 2012.

    • Brent crude to touch USD 100/bbl by year end: FACTS Global

      Praveen Kumar, senior consultant, head-south Asia oil and gas team at FACTS Global Energy believes that Brent crude will approach USD 100 per barrel towards the end of the year.

    • IEA has got its timing all wrong, says FACT Global

      Praveen Kumar, Head of the South Asia Oil and Gas Team from FACTS Global Energy, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee, feels that IEA move as dramatic. He said that IEA's move is mainly because OPEC talks which didn’t go through and fell instead.

    • Oil on boil: Blame Libya, not Japan quake, says FACTS

      Crude oil prices would cool down only once Middle East and North Africa (MENA) tension subsides, said Praveen Kumar senior consultant and head of South Asia oil & gas team at FACTS Global Energy. "Until then it may remain buoyant," he added.

    • Expect crude to trade around $105/bbl in 2011: FACTS Global

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Praveen Kumar, head-south Asia (Oil and Gas Team), FACTS Global Energy said the crude oil movement dependent on geopolitical tensions.

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