Oil slump drags down stocks amid global slowdown fears
New York stocks fall as oil prices plunge below 30 dollars a barrel, dragging energy shares and the S&P 500 lower. Analysts warn the drop signals weakening global growth, with banks and energy firms facing mounting losses and higher loan defaults.
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Oil price target to aid markets and consumers
Jessop argues a $60 per barrel oil price would sustain main producers while boosting consumer incomes. He predicts prices will settle near this level by year end as exploration slows and the glut dissipates.
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