We have them moving higher.
On an annual average basis for this year, we had $53 a barrel, and then next year we have $77 a barrel. We think that in that soft first half of the year we could even drift lower from where we are today, just sub-$50, and then a recovery as we move through the second half of this year and into next year. In the long run, we're still of the view that the cruising speed for oil prices is higher.
In the old days, we used to think $25 a barrel. OPEC targeted $22 to $28. Now we think, given the divergent growth around the global economy and higher costs of capital, labour, smaller finds, and the like, it's probably something higher, maybe in the $70 to $80 range for the long run.