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|| What is more accurate? Futures oil prices or top analyst forecasts?

What is more accurate? Futures oil prices or top analyst forecasts? We now have an answer; as accurate as all academic answers.

Journal of Futures Markets, a monthly peer-reviewed academic journal, has published a research article titled "Oil price analysts' forecasts". They have conducted a survey to compare analysts' forecasting ability to futures contracts and also among analysts themselves. Their findings: futures prices supersede analyst forecasts. (Sorry analysts!)

Full research article follows.

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