The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries doesn’t see oil prices consistently trading at $100 barrel again in the next decade, a pessimistic assessment that has the group considering the return of production limits to influence the market, according to people familiar with its latest strategy report. The report, extracts of which were seen by The Wall Street Journal, predicts that oil prices will be about $76 a barrel in 2025 in its most optimistic scenario, a reflection of OPEC worries that American competitors will be able to cope with low prices and keep pumping out supplies. It also contemplates situations where crude oil costs below $40 a barrel in 2025. A price of “$100 is not in any of the scenarios,” said a delegate at an OPEC strategy presentation last week in Vienna. An OPEC representative declined to comment OPEC has been grappling with how to respond […]