One big fear circulating through the energy markets right now is that a global slowdown, combined with record output, is causing oil and product inventories to rise enough that we are at risk of another glut forming. Surely, if this does come to pass, investors can expect prices to tumble, with some forecasts suggesting crude in the $40s or even in the $30s per barrel. That said, when looking at current data and the most recent forecasts, courtesy of the EIA (Energy Information Administration) through its STEO (Short-Term Energy Outlook), the picture is far more