The jump in oil prices today (to a high of $35) on speculation that Saudi Arabia and Russia could soon agree to cut output is at least consistent with our forecasts of a rebound by year-end. Nonetheless, we remain sceptical that anything tangible will come of the latest calls for coordinated action.
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