In this week’s Bloomberg Intelligence Radio Show, analyst Fernando Valle examines crude oil price cash flows while Scott Levine discusses the optimism in pressure pumping for energy. Chris Perrella forecasts how cheaper input prices and lower oil costs may bring further raw-material expense relief to specialty-chemical producers, while Sonia Baldiera shows how a sustained global infrastructure-construction spending surge looks likely. Strategist Mike McGlone says broad commodity prices will be at risk in 2020 if stocks can’t extend their peak, though gold remains best positioned to appreciate.

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