Robert Lloyd George, who at one time oversaw $17.7 billion in Asia emerging-markets assets, sees oil falling as much as another 30 percent this year and hitting $30 per barrel by December. Oil will stay down as last month’s deal curbing Iran’s nuclear program in return for easing sanctions could expand supplies by as much as two million barrels a day at a time demand from China is slowing, Lloyd George said in an interview in Hong Kong. West Texas Intermediate for September delivery traded at around $43 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Wednesday. “It’s a different era now; you have to think differently,” Lloyd George said, calling the end of the growth cycle for metals and […]