The days of 'easy energy' are over

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As consumption continues to rise and new forms of energy are developed, will oil be toppled from its perch? Christopher Wheaton, energy analyst at RCM, gives his views about the long-term dynamics in the markets.

Last year, a number of fund groups came together to provide educational material for intermediaries to use in their own businesses and with their end clients. The result was a library of video content, compiled for the end consumer, which can be downloaded and put on to individual intermediary websites. Professional Adviser is supporting the initiative and running regular content from the JCI. For more details and to download interviews, go to www.thejci.co.uk Q. What are the long-term supply and demand dynamics underpinning oil prices? A. To begin with, you have to look at oil as p...

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