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KUWAIT (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia's oil minister said on Sunday the kingdom had slashed output by 800,000 barrels per day in March due to oversupply, sending the strongest signal yet that OPEC will not act to quell soaring prices.
Oil Ministers from Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates echoed Saudi Arabia's Ali al-Naimi's concerns about oversupply and said rocketing crude prices were out of the hands of OPEC, which next meets in June.
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
Regrettably we are helpless to their grip they have on us.
the dollar is devaluating
LONDON, United Kingdom - The dollar hit a fresh 16-month low against a basket of currencies on Thursday as expectations grew the Federal Reserve would keep monetary policy loose, while the euro held near highs, buoyed by favourable interest rate differentials.
The dollar index, which measures its strength against major currencies, fell to 74.676, bringing its losses this year to around 5 percent. The next target is seen at 74.17, the low hit on Nov. 26, 2009.
The dollar will continue to be undermined by the monetary policy stance of the Fed," said Adam Myers, senior currency analyst at Credit Agricole. "Even if there is a positive surprise from producer price data, we don't think the dollar will get much support from it."
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold jumped to another record high on Friday after the dollar fell to its lowest since late 2009 against a basket of major currencies, taking silver to a 31-year high, while inflation pressures in China also helped lift bullion's appeal.
Spot gold was steady at $1,472.50 ounce by 9:24 a.m. British time, having hit a record high of $1,479.01 an ounce.
Gold is still far below its all-time inflation-adjusted high, estimated at more than $2,000 an ounce set in 1980 as a result of heightened geopolitical pressure and hyper inflation.
"We see gold peaking at $1,500 an ounce. We think there could be some more upside in gold in the short term, especially in this environment of high inflation and rising oil prices," said" Natalie Robertson, commodities strategist at ANZ.
Originally posted by billxam
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Now, don't forget that the largest Saudi field is well over half exhausted so the the decrease isn't going to be that intrusive in the market, although the talking heads will start the yammering right about......now.
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100% true and people have done it already but we all have to wright letters, emails and calls to our Government and tell them we wont it now! Our Government officials will bend over backwards to keep there jobs, if people tell them there not going to vote for them in the next election they'll start making things happen. We all start doing this and take back our Country we can still save America but it's going to take most of us doing it together or were ******.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
Regrettably we are helpless to their grip they have on us.
no, we're not !!!
Just hire a couple engineers to make
a vehicle that don't run on gasoline.
Then the price of oil can go up to $500
a barrel and it wouldn't affect you.
Lord knows, I wish we had a choice
when you go to a car dealership to buy
a car that runs on something other than
gasoline. But you don't. They won't sell
u one. So we have to make our own.
Then tell Saudi and big oil to kiss our @r$e.
Break the slavery. We can and we will.
Vehicle Transportation without gasoline
Originally posted by Danbones
The dollar is devaluating
If they (opec) don't drive the price up USD,
they can't meet their commitments to the same bankers that run the US, (and who hold their paper too..)...
and to the suppliers of credit in "other than dollars".
inflation as it were...
though due to the collapsing USD.
heheh
double jeapordy...
enjoy..
PS
note: everything coming into the US is going to go up too....
edit on 17-4-2011 by Danbones because: (no reason given)edit on 17-4-2011 by Danbones because: PS etc etc
Ok show me proof, If what your saying is true show how most people voted for one thing and our Government told them no you can't have that one thing we will not give it to you the people that vote us in and pay us?
Originally posted by Cygnis
reply to post by FarBeyondDriven69
Sadly, I disagree, writing, calling, emailing, out-right protesting will not get the fat-cats in government, sucking on the tit of large companies, to do squat in regards to drilling on or around our own soil.
If you look at the past 12 years, they haven't listened to anything the people have asked, begged or pleaded for.
It's "not in their best interest" to do so.
Tougher stances and tougher actions need to be applied.