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Post by djdon917 on Jun 27, 2008 8:35:47 GMT -5
HOLY shoot HOLY fook
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. Yesterday the price of oil per barrel at the New York Mercantile Exchange exceeded $140 and reached $140.39 per barrel at the moment of closing of bids.
Khabib Khalil, the president of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, stated in this connection that before the end of the summer the oil price can grow up to $170 per barrel in case the European Central Bank increases the rate.
“Price of oil, gold and other primary goods rose after American Federal Reserve System stopped increasing its rate. Dollar fall under such conditions leads to rise in prices for raw materials at the market. Moreover, in the future oil price can jump up to $200 and even up to $400 per barrel if political crisis with Iran leads to stoppage of oil production in this country,” Khalil said.
Recently the European Union has toughened sanctions against Iran because of suspicion of military purposefulness of its nuclear program.
Against the background of the latest events US Congress’s attempts to investigate wildcatters’ intrigues in growth of oil prices are going to become inefficient as well as Saudi Arabia’s investments ($1 bn) in the fund of oil price growth compensation.
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Post by Ave on Jun 27, 2008 9:21:36 GMT -5
all I can say is....
woo......
hoo......
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TVS
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Post by TVS on Jun 27, 2008 14:47:28 GMT -5
Holy crap, guv! Thats way pricey! $200 is almost worth £130 in my region but the Prime Minister does 'ave plans on tax on fuel prices to discourage drivers also which may vary on fuel prices around the globe. The North Sea crude oil yield is at a final total of about £800 billion. They should be spending it on renewable farms not letting the prices go up dramatically. But with no many good options well I dun't know what is gonna 'appen at this moment of time. I 'eard some Japanese car companies are planning to go "Project Green".
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Post by RoboCop on Jul 7, 2008 18:23:19 GMT -5
Ya no kidding, Domark! Some cars makes are planning to go green cars like the Toyota Prius Hybrid Engine Car. I've also seen a Hydrogen fuelled BMW that doesn't make greenhouse gases. But I'm not so sure on the prices for Biofuels which I guess will be cheaper than those OUTRAGEOUS fuel prices. I can't tell what is gonna happen in the future for the oil prices.
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