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Oil Falls to 19-Month Low on Saudi Rejection of More OPEC Cuts (almost in the $40/barrel range)
Bloomberg | January 16th, 2007 | Mark Shenk

Posted on 01/16/2007 1:09:18 PM PST by 2banana

Can't post but good news as Saudi Arabia's oil minister rejected calls for more production cuts...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20602099&sid=ap9i3C_FTkR4&refer=energy


TOPICS: Business/Economy; Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: bust; energy; energyprices; iran; iraq; oil; opec; saudiaarabia; saudis
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To: Proud_USA_Republican

"Hugo's communist utopia about to eat a $hit burrito. "

LOL


21 posted on 01/16/2007 1:21:57 PM PST by cowtowney
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To: Harmless Teddy Bear

In Kenya?


22 posted on 01/16/2007 1:22:06 PM PST by hattend (Carpe Macaca)
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To: Lucky9teen
So why are we still seeing gas at $2.35 or more a gallon?

$1.93 in my neck of the woods (MA) over the weekend. When I saw the sign, I just about crapped me pants.

23 posted on 01/16/2007 1:22:07 PM PST by Hemingway's Ghost (Spirit of '75)
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To: Lucky9teen
From Answers.com"

Sometimes, gas prices go up even though there is plenty of crude oil on the market. It depends on what kind of oil it is. Oil can be classified as heavy or light, and as sweet or sour (no one actually tastes the oil, that's just what they call it). Light, sweet crude is easier and cheaper to refine, but supplies have been running low. There's plenty of heavy, sour crude available in the world, but refineries, particularly those in the U.S., have to undergo costly retooling to handle it.

24 posted on 01/16/2007 1:22:59 PM PST by Ben Mugged (Always cheat; always win. The only unfair fight is the one you lose.)
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To: Proud_USA_Republican

That was my first thought--Hugo's gonna need all those guns he's been buying.


25 posted on 01/16/2007 1:23:16 PM PST by rottndog (While reading this tag, remember Tens of Thousands of Americans are risking their lives for you.)
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To: Lucky9teen
why are we still seeing gas at $2.35 or more a gallon?

Gasoline? People want it for their cars and trucks.

26 posted on 01/16/2007 1:23:16 PM PST by RightWhale
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To: AntiKev
"Because that gas was refined with $70/bbl oil. We won't feel this for a month or more."

If that's the case why did gas, that was refined from $30.00 per bbl, jump to $3.50+ per gallon before Katrina even made landfall? Gas prices are whatever the Stations/oil companies think they can get away with charging us.

27 posted on 01/16/2007 1:24:44 PM PST by Post-Neolithic (Money only makes Communists rich Communists)
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To: MeanWestTexan

Ding ding ding....we have a winner.

I pay more than most because we have higher taxes than most.

Wondering when the Dems are gonna take the gubmint to task for the gubmint windfall profits gasoline..........


28 posted on 01/16/2007 1:25:45 PM PST by ElectricStrawberry (27th Infantry Regiment...cut in half during the Clinton years....Nec Aspera Terrent!!!)
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To: Lucky9teen

Exactly...the lowest I can find today is $2.39. :(


29 posted on 01/16/2007 1:25:53 PM PST by EX52D (Life is a stage, and we are merely players...)
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To: hattend

Nope, Michigan. Kenya is where I (partly) grew up and where the parents are currently stationed.


30 posted on 01/16/2007 1:26:00 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear (We must have faith For when it is all said and done, Faith manages. And the impossible is achieved)
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To: Ben Mugged

Ahhh...so that's the problem.

I live in AZ, where we have those wonderful "blends" of fuels. Thanx Nappy.


31 posted on 01/16/2007 1:26:27 PM PST by Lucky9teen (You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.)
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To: 2banana

Oh crap .. more good news


32 posted on 01/16/2007 1:26:28 PM PST by Mo1 (PLEASE SUPPORT FREE REPUBLIC AND DONATE)
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To: Lucky9teen; All
"So why are we still seeing gas at $2.35 or more a gallon?"

Why gasoline follows oil up but not down

33 posted on 01/16/2007 1:28:45 PM PST by Unmarked Package (Amazing surprises await us under cover of a humble exterior.)
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To: rottndog

Hugo's power is going to depend on him being able to pay off the military enough.

I'm sure as this continues, you going to hear about the military putting down riots and lots of dead.


34 posted on 01/16/2007 1:28:49 PM PST by Proud_USA_Republican (We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good. - Hillary Clinton)
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To: AntiKev
Because that gas was refined with $70/bbl oil.

Wait a minute! On the upside of the crude climb, gasoline that was refined at the crude price of $40/bbl immediately shot to the new $70/bbl level? Replacement costs were blamed for the rise in gasoline prices? Now on the down side the old crude price is embraced and screw the new? This is price manipulation, pure and simple. And the feds ought to be looking into it....

35 posted on 01/16/2007 1:29:11 PM PST by eeriegeno
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To: AntiKev

why do price reductions always take months to show up at the pump, but increases in oil barrel prices send GAS (already refined, and at the pump) up immediately?

just askin'


36 posted on 01/16/2007 1:29:14 PM PST by Mr. K (Some days even my lucky rocketship underpants don't help...)
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To: Proud_USA_Republican

I think that was inevitable anyway. The decline in oil prices will just speed the process along.


37 posted on 01/16/2007 1:29:58 PM PST by rottndog (While reading this tag, remember Tens of Thousands of Americans are risking their lives for you.)
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To: 2banana

yes, good news - unless you were one of the rcent startups investing in alternative energy sources.

this is one way the oil majors put those startups out of business - they see to it that some price "whipsaw" comes along to invalidate their investments.


38 posted on 01/16/2007 1:30:21 PM PST by oceanview
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To: oceanview
the oil majors put those startups out of business

As if those startups aren't the oil majors in the first place.

39 posted on 01/16/2007 1:31:43 PM PST by RightWhale
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To: Mr. K

1. When prices spike up, gas station owners have to pay the higher prices to re-fill their gas tanks.

2. When prices oil prices fall, gas station owners have already paid the high price on the gas in the tank, and need to recoup what they paid.


40 posted on 01/16/2007 1:31:44 PM PST by rottndog (While reading this tag, remember Tens of Thousands of Americans are risking their lives for you.)
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