Oil surges again
Companies and commuters alike are longing for those days, as oil prices have surged recently and are now closer to hitting $60 a barrel than falling back to the $40 range.
posted by Aberto Handfas | 2:54 PM
Oil Market
This blog is dedicated to discuss the political economy of oil markets with a critical and historical approach. Oil has become a unique commodity in modern capitalism. Its market has been driven by transnational corporations and financial markets speculation. Articles, papers and personal comments on the global oil market framework, its fundamentals, supply and demand, cartels, imperialist policies, and the underlain class struggle issues are being daily gathered.
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- World Oil Market and Oil Price Chronologies:1970 -...
- Strategists not Worried over High Oil Prices
- Supply Woes Drive Oil Markets into Renewed Frenzy
- Crude Oil Soars to US$59 a Barrel
- Oil Surge Moderates Losses in U.S. Treasury Debt
- Crude oil shocks will be felt when retail prices a...
- Drilling into High Oil Prices
- OPEC increase will not answer global oil worries
- OPEC adopts 2-pronged plan to stifle oil prices
- Morgan Stanley economist sees oil crash
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