Oil prices face pressure as global economy slows - Reuters poll

(Reuters) - Oil prices are likely to be pressured this year and next as low demand from a slowing global economy and a surge in U.S. shale output offset support from OPEC production cuts and Middle East supply risks, a Reuters survey shows.The poll of 51 economists and analysts forecast Brent crude would average $64.16 a barrel in 2019 and $62.38 next year. This is compared to the previous month's $65.19 projection for 2019 and $63.56 for 2020, and an average oil price so far this year of..