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"In the longer term, the oil market balance is expected to loosen and prices are projected to fall toward $50 per barrel," the World Bank wrote in its report. Oil closed Wednesday down 74 cents to $95.59.
The bank said that because OPEC has limited spare capacity and is holding down production, oil prices will likely remain quite elevated and volatile. However, high prices and increasing environmental concerns should continue to moderate growth in demand.
The Washington, D.C.-based international bank said it sees finely balanced markets in 2008-2009, then rising upstream investment in oil producing countries (OPEC and non-OPEC) should result in new supplies that exceed the growth in demand.
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