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While global oil prices rise after a historic collapse, there is little if any supply or demand indication that the speculative spike is sustainable. As Big Oil companies’ first quarter (Q1) results start to stream in, it’s just as likely the bad earnings news leads to an even more profound drop into the single digits. […]
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