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Originally posted by Ox
Hey Roper...
Did you read the article I placed with my last post?
It's not just me who believes it.. it's starting to be the American population
.. And I live in Southern Ohio.. Cincinnati Region.. and my local gas has been floating around $2.19.. usually climbing by mid week into the high 20's..
Ahh swing states
"Iraq cannot prosper without uninterrupted export of oil and the reliable delivery of electricity," Stuart W. Bowen, special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, said in the summary released Thursday
In addition to the estimated $16 billion loss of potential oil export revenue between January 2004 and March 2006, Bowen said Iraq also is paying billions of dollar to import refined petroleum products it needs.
The Bush administration predicted three years ago that Iraq would finance its own reconstruction using oil revenues. Iraq, a founding member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, has the world's third-highest proven reserves.
Change in Goldman Index Played Role in Gasoline Price Drop
Politics and worries about oil supplies may have caused gasoline prices to go up at the pump earlier this year, but one big investment bank quietly helped their rapid drop in recent weeks, according to some economists, traders and analysts.
Goldman Sachs, which runs the largest commodity index, the G.S.C.I., said in early August that it was reducing the index’s weighting in gasoline futures significantly. The announcement did not make big headlines, but it has reverberated through the markets in the weeks since and some other investors who had been betting that gasoline would rise followed suit on their weightings.
“They started unwinding their positions, and those other longs also rushed to the door at the same time,” said Lawrence J. Goldstein, president of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation.
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Originally posted by loam
This sheds some light:
Change in Goldman Index Played Role in Gasoline Price Drop
Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
Originally posted by loam
This sheds some light:
Change in Goldman Index Played Role in Gasoline Price Drop
loam
Finally, a reason I can believe in. Al this talk about the elections...