Headline of story in today's WSJ:

"Oil Prices Set to Stay Weak as Supply Overwhelms Demand"

full at:        
http://online.wsj.com/articles/oil-tanks-as-supply-overwhelms-demand-1412109941?mod=WSJ_hps_MIDDLE_Video_second

A few lines from the middle of the story:

> Despite falling U.S. imports, Brent prices had held above $100 a barrel for 
> most of the past three years amid sufficient global demand and declines in 
> supply elsewhere.
> 
> In the second quarter, however, consumption stalled in China and the 
> eurozone, prompting refineries outside the U.S. to process less crude. 
> Oil-demand growth in the second quarter was its lowest in 2½ years, according 
> to the International Energy Agency.
> 
> 

What does this imply for the economies of the world?

Dow-Jones at  ______ ?

Gene


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