Ludi all you have shown is that global land, ocean temperature has gone through a very mild temperature cycle over the last 120 years of 0.55 degrees C. During the Little Ice age, no more than 700 years ago, temperatures dropped by 6 degrees in a few decades. At the end of the Younger Dryas event (11,700 years ago) temperatures rose 14 degrees F in a century. The history of the planet since the Pleistocene has been one of constant variation. What we are seeing now is hardly much of a deviation from what has been occurring for the last million years.
Without a historical perspective it is meaningless.
Back on topic, the World Bank is predicting world economic activity to fall 3% this year. The IEA is predicting oil demand will fall 2.54mb/d. (I am predicting a little more, 3.9 and 3.2). The world is now swimming in oil. There certainly will not be any supply/demand fundamentals this year to push oil to $100/b. If it does happen it will most likely be driven by the CDS desks at JPM and GS.
AvailableEnergy