The price of Brent crude oil should rebound in the next year to about $76 a barrel as consumption continues to increase in coming years, a key US energy agency said on Wednesday. May 11 (Reuters) – The price of Brent crude oil should rebound in the next year to about $76 a barrel as consumption continues to increase in coming years, a key U.S. energy agency said on Wednesday. The U.S. Energy Information Administration anticipates increased growth in fuel consumption, largely through growth in emerging economies in Asia, the Middle East and Africa, it said in an international outlook for the energy market. This is the first EIA International Energy Outlook report since September 2014. The EIA said that due to the glut of supply, it expects the spread between U.S. crude and Brent to remain between $0 and $10 a barrel. The EIA said it expects liquids […]