Christophe Barret
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Oil prices are largely formed at the junction of the financial sphere and the physical sphere. This is particularly true for the main markers, such as Brent prices. The term “Brent prices” may refer to several type of contracts (see, for example, Bossley 1999) traded by physical and financial participants. The main contracts interacting in […]
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