OIL = 107 bucks a barrel!
11 March 2008, 03:59 PM
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OIL = 107 bucks a barrel!
WTF?
OK the dollar is worth nothing now, but still!
There is oil a plenty now but is this speculation nonsense!!
Me no happy!
Has made me cancel all my future car acquisitions!
OK the dollar is worth nothing now, but still!
There is oil a plenty now but is this speculation nonsense!!
Me no happy!
Has made me cancel all my future car acquisitions!
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11 March 2008, 04:22 PM
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Loads of people making loads of money out of this hight oil price. amd we get shafted.
Can anyone explain the changed circumstances between now and 2 years ago, that have prompted this higher price? I'm struggling? Is it China's "booming" economy? And if so, how much are the Chinese paying for their petrol?
Can anyone explain the changed circumstances between now and 2 years ago, that have prompted this higher price? I'm struggling? Is it China's "booming" economy? And if so, how much are the Chinese paying for their petrol?
11 March 2008, 04:26 PM
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Loads of people making loads of money out of this hight oil price. amd we get shafted.
Can anyone explain the changed circumstances between now and 2 years ago, that have prompted this higher price? I'm struggling? Is it China's "booming" economy? And if so, how much are the Chinese paying for their petrol?
Can anyone explain the changed circumstances between now and 2 years ago, that have prompted this higher price? I'm struggling? Is it China's "booming" economy? And if so, how much are the Chinese paying for their petrol?
Nothing is causing this, except stupidity!
11 March 2008, 04:47 PM
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Quicker they get ride of the Petro-Dollar and change it to the Petro-Euro
Petrodollar warfare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Petrodollar warfare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
11 March 2008, 04:50 PM
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Get on youre bicycle, I refuse to pay the stupid prices for fuel and spent the last 6 weeks on my bike and saved a packet. Means I can get more wasted than usual at weekend 
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14 March 2008, 02:45 AM
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A Bush is in power, plain and simple. Soon as Bush goes, you'll see a drop in price. The hike is all dues to speculators and a little trouble in some of the producing countries.
14 March 2008, 12:43 PM
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Reached $111 yesterday....
A big reason is the dollar falling massively in value as the FED cuts interest rates in a desperate attempt to fend off the already-there recession.
The price of food like wheat has been seriously rocketing - basically more people in countries like China competing for the same stuff we use - much more global demand, so prices going up rapidly.
A big reason is the dollar falling massively in value as the FED cuts interest rates in a desperate attempt to fend off the already-there recession.
The price of food like wheat has been seriously rocketing - basically more people in countries like China competing for the same stuff we use - much more global demand, so prices going up rapidly.
14 March 2008, 12:46 PM
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Reached $111 yesterday....
A big reason is the dollar falling massively in value as the FED cuts interest rates in a desperate attempt to fend off the already-there recession.
The price of food like wheat has been seriously rocketing - basically more people in countries like China competing for the same stuff we use - much more global demand, so prices going up rapidly.
A big reason is the dollar falling massively in value as the FED cuts interest rates in a desperate attempt to fend off the already-there recession.
The price of food like wheat has been seriously rocketing - basically more people in countries like China competing for the same stuff we use - much more global demand, so prices going up rapidly.
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