INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
above $100 next year due to US sanctions on Iran.Oil has rallied this year on expectations the sanctions will test the production ability of
the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and others as Iranian crude exports decline.Brent crude last week reached $86.74 a
barrel, the highest since 2014.But in 2019, forecasters such as the International Energy Agency say emerging-market crises and trade
disputes could dent global demand while rising non-OPEC production adds to supply.Jeremy Weir, chief executive of Trafigura, said at an oil
conference in London that he would not be surprised to see oil trade at more than $100 per barrel next year.Alex Beard, chief executive for
oil and gas at Glencore, said at the same event that he sees the mid-term oil price at $85-90.The chief executive of Gunvor, Torbjorn
