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Crude futures fall under $40 - 11:04am
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- June crude fell as low as $39.90 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said OPEC should raise its oil output by more than two million barrels per day, according to a report from Reuters.
The Saudis had previously been proposing a 1.5 million-barrel hike.
At last check, June crude was at $39.95, down 85 cents.
"The recent revisions in oil demand and supply projections for the coming months point to an increase in required production from OPEC by an excess of two million barrels per day," Reuters quoted al-Naimi as saying.
June unleaded gasoline is down 2.92 cents at $1.421 per gallon.
June heating oil is down 2.31 cents at $1.004 per gallon.
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- June crude fell as low as $39.90 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said OPEC should raise its oil output by more than two million barrels per day, according to a report from Reuters.
The Saudis had previously been proposing a 1.5 million-barrel hike.
At last check, June crude was at $39.95, down 85 cents.
"The recent revisions in oil demand and supply projections for the coming months point to an increase in required production from OPEC by an excess of two million barrels per day," Reuters quoted al-Naimi as saying.
June unleaded gasoline is down 2.92 cents at $1.421 per gallon.
June heating oil is down 2.31 cents at $1.004 per gallon.
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o ministro do "pitrol" da arábia saudita disse que vai tentar convencer os "compinchas" na reunião de beirute a incrementar a extração em 2 milhões barris/dia... e com isto o pitrol lá vai enganando os $40
com as notícias de que refinarias do maior consumidor mundial estão a "carburar" quase no limite... vai ser lindo ver os tipos a assimilar isto..... quem diz os americanos diz o resto do mundo
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com as notícias de que refinarias do maior consumidor mundial estão a "carburar" quase no limite... vai ser lindo ver os tipos a assimilar isto..... quem diz os americanos diz o resto do mundo
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Eu gosto deste site:
http://www2.barchart.com/dfutpage.asp?sym=CLN4
(e depois gosto dos "charts", que se consultam carregando no "c", à direita do valor a consultar...
Mas para cotações quase on-line, uso actualmente o Carregosa Trader.
http://www2.barchart.com/dfutpage.asp?sym=CLN4
(e depois gosto dos "charts", que se consultam carregando no "c", à direita do valor a consultar...
Mas para cotações quase on-line, uso actualmente o Carregosa Trader.
Earthlings? Bah!
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se bem que a hipótese da tal "vingança" dos países árabes para os países industrializados pode passar pela crise petrolífera, mas esperemos que essa hipótese não passe disso mesmo.Calma !!
Isso não funciona bem assim.
Os mesmos especuladores que o levaram, a 40 USD podem-no trazer a 20 USD.
Lembra-se da crise asiática de 1998 ?? E do petróleo a 10 USD ??
Basta voltarmos a uma recessão global para termos novamente petróleo na casa dos 20 USD, portanto os produtores não têm interesse em destruir o bolso do consumidor de 3 continentes !!
Para eles, 30 USD é mais do que suficiente !!!
Abraço
dj
Isso não funciona bem assim.
Os mesmos especuladores que o levaram, a 40 USD podem-no trazer a 20 USD.
Lembra-se da crise asiática de 1998 ?? E do petróleo a 10 USD ??
Basta voltarmos a uma recessão global para termos novamente petróleo na casa dos 20 USD, portanto os produtores não têm interesse em destruir o bolso do consumidor de 3 continentes !!
Para eles, 30 USD é mais do que suficiente !!!
Abraço
dj
Cuidado com o que desejas pois todo o Universo pode se conjugar para a sua realização.
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Para que é que os produtores iriam fazer tal coisa? Então se estão a ganhar mais que nunca, ao ter o petróleo a estes preços para que é que haviam de fazer baixar propositadamente o preço até esses níveis? Eles vendem-no na mesma.. E os países árabes devem estar muito importados com a recessão economia mundial provocada pelo aumento do preço desta matéria-prima, eles vendem-no na mesma... Só se quisessem dar um presente ao ocidente, mas certos países árabes, não vão nessa conversa, dado que é uma das maneiras de se vingarem das desavenças que têm com alguns países. Mas a ver vamos.
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By Richard Mably and Peg Mackey
AMSTERDAM, May 21 (Reuters) - OPEC producers on Friday sought to play down expectations of a quick fix for an oil price scare that is threatening to derail global economic growth.
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries holds informal talks in Amsterdam on Saturday to consider a Saudi proposal to increase production quotas by at least six percent.
But the cartel is telling consumer nations that it is not to blame for a spike in prices that has kept crude above $40 a barrel for 10 days. U.S. crude eased 25 cents to $40.55 in Friday trade.
"I don't think that control is in OPEC's hands," UAE Oil Minister Obaid bin Saif al-Nasseri told Reuters on his arrival in Amsterdam. "There are many factors behind these prices."
OPEC is under heavy pressure from major consuming countries to take action and open the taps on what is left of its spare production capacity.
"It is crucial for the stability and prosperity of the world economy that OPEC act now to achieve a more sustainable price," said British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown.
"It's certainly a great risk. Nobody wins when the very positive development of the global economy is put at risk," said German Economy Minister Wolfgang Clement.
U.S. refinery bottlenecks, Middle East security worries and heavy speculation on crude futures by investment hedge funds have all helped drive up oil prices.
$40 ENTRENCHED?
OPEC ministers will gather for a short meeting on Saturday morning ahead of a scheduled conference of oil producing and consuming countries that runs until Monday.
But the 11-member cartel will wait until a full meeting in Beirut on June 3 to agree policy, by which time $40 oil may be more firmly entrenched.
"It is not an extraordinary meeting. We can only send some signal to the market," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said of Saturday's talks.
Leading producer Saudi Arabia has called for output quotas to go up by at least 1.5 million barrels daily from OPEC's official 23.5 million bpd limit.
But the group freely admits it is already pumping more than two million bpd in excess of formal quotas and says spare capacity is severely limited.
Saudi Arabia is the only country with significant extra volume to call on and already informed buyers of supplementary deliveries for June.
Beyond that, say traders, oil price direction is largely in the hands of the big investment funds, mostly U.S. based, who have taken oil markets by storm this year.
"The price can go higher," Ed Buckley, portfolio manager at Vizor Investment Management, told Reuters this week. "In the next three to six months $50 a barrel is not out of the question."
Consumer nations have made clear they have no intention of tapping emergency reserves to calm prices.
"It is out of the question," a spokesman for the Paris-based International Energy Agency, stockpile coordinator for 26 industrialised nations, told Reuters.
"In governments nobody is seriously thinking about using these stocks because they are strategic stocks. We use them when there is any physical disruption in oil supply. We do not use them to try to influence the market."
((additional reporting Anna Mudeva, Jonathan Leff, Barbara Lewis, Andrew Mitchell, Amsterdam newsroom +3120 504 5003, richard.mably@reuters.com))
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AMSTERDAM, May 21 (Reuters) - OPEC producers on Friday sought to play down expectations of a quick fix for an oil price scare that is threatening to derail global economic growth.
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries holds informal talks in Amsterdam on Saturday to consider a Saudi proposal to increase production quotas by at least six percent.
But the cartel is telling consumer nations that it is not to blame for a spike in prices that has kept crude above $40 a barrel for 10 days. U.S. crude eased 25 cents to $40.55 in Friday trade.
"I don't think that control is in OPEC's hands," UAE Oil Minister Obaid bin Saif al-Nasseri told Reuters on his arrival in Amsterdam. "There are many factors behind these prices."
OPEC is under heavy pressure from major consuming countries to take action and open the taps on what is left of its spare production capacity.
"It is crucial for the stability and prosperity of the world economy that OPEC act now to achieve a more sustainable price," said British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown.
"It's certainly a great risk. Nobody wins when the very positive development of the global economy is put at risk," said German Economy Minister Wolfgang Clement.
U.S. refinery bottlenecks, Middle East security worries and heavy speculation on crude futures by investment hedge funds have all helped drive up oil prices.
$40 ENTRENCHED?
OPEC ministers will gather for a short meeting on Saturday morning ahead of a scheduled conference of oil producing and consuming countries that runs until Monday.
But the 11-member cartel will wait until a full meeting in Beirut on June 3 to agree policy, by which time $40 oil may be more firmly entrenched.
"It is not an extraordinary meeting. We can only send some signal to the market," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said of Saturday's talks.
Leading producer Saudi Arabia has called for output quotas to go up by at least 1.5 million barrels daily from OPEC's official 23.5 million bpd limit.
But the group freely admits it is already pumping more than two million bpd in excess of formal quotas and says spare capacity is severely limited.
Saudi Arabia is the only country with significant extra volume to call on and already informed buyers of supplementary deliveries for June.
Beyond that, say traders, oil price direction is largely in the hands of the big investment funds, mostly U.S. based, who have taken oil markets by storm this year.
"The price can go higher," Ed Buckley, portfolio manager at Vizor Investment Management, told Reuters this week. "In the next three to six months $50 a barrel is not out of the question."
Consumer nations have made clear they have no intention of tapping emergency reserves to calm prices.
"It is out of the question," a spokesman for the Paris-based International Energy Agency, stockpile coordinator for 26 industrialised nations, told Reuters.
"In governments nobody is seriously thinking about using these stocks because they are strategic stocks. We use them when there is any physical disruption in oil supply. We do not use them to try to influence the market."
((additional reporting Anna Mudeva, Jonathan Leff, Barbara Lewis, Andrew Mitchell, Amsterdam newsroom +3120 504 5003, richard.mably@reuters.com))
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Visitante
Andam rumores no mercado, que os países produtores, OPEP e restantes, poderão tentar convergir num comunicado que realçe a importância de voltarmos à famosa banda de preços que não é cumprida desde 1 de Dezembro, entre 22 e 28 USD ou numa outra banda, que sendo um pouco mais elevada (arrisco eu aqui um máximo de 30 a 34 USD) ainda está 15% abaixo dos valores actuais.
Isso seria espantoso para a generalidade dos mercados, como sabemos.
Um abraço
dj
Isso seria espantoso para a generalidade dos mercados, como sabemos.
Um abraço
dj
Cuidado com o que desejas pois todo o Universo pode se conjugar para a sua realização.
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Desculpem a ignorância
Onde é que consultam a cotação do petróleo?
Obrigado
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fim de semana
Este fim de semana ha reunião da OPEP sobre o aumento da produção dete, ja houve uma alerta q so existira decisão de tal se todos se juntarem, alguns paises ja/ ameaçarão torcer o nariz a tal desejo, essse pais foi o Irão.....
Alguem arrisca para segunda-feira algum cenario?...
Eu creio q se nada acontecer de positivo qt ao aumento da produçaõ de petroleo este fim de semana , esta segunda vai ser dura para os touros........novo minimo nos mercados? e o NIMEX a passar os maximos dos 42 dolares o Baril?
Alguem arrisca para segunda-feira algum cenario?...
Eu creio q se nada acontecer de positivo qt ao aumento da produçaõ de petroleo este fim de semana , esta segunda vai ser dura para os touros........novo minimo nos mercados? e o NIMEX a passar os maximos dos 42 dolares o Baril?
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desde q se começou a espalhar... futuros foram acalmando antes do opening... mercados states abriram pouco animados e europa começou a aliviar
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desde q se começou a espalhar... futuros foram acalmando antes do opening... mercados states abriram pouco animados e europa começou a aliviar
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Petróleo...
O petróleo começou a animar, de repente...
Alguem sabe de notícias interessantes muito recentes?
Alguem sabe de notícias interessantes muito recentes?
Earthlings? Bah!
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