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The Energies Review October 24, 2011
Published on 2011-10-25 23:02:00
By Daniel CroninWhat a crazy week it was in the energy markets as crude rallied in the early part of the week to the resistance of $89.50 but fell big on economic uncertainty to $85 along with the stunning news of Qaddafi's death. The flat price is now higher on the Sunday night session to over $85 in Dec CL as this market just does not want to give up. Every time it gets knocked down it keeps getting back up and the $89.50 level is in jeopardy this week. The Euro/USD is looking to creep
who Has Gold
Published on 2011-03-30 21:10:00
News outlets have been all abuzz with the gold acquisitions of countries like China and Iran, and speculation over the size of Libya’s gold reserves. The potential motivation for buying gold, as well as the possibilities over what to spend it on, fuel stories that range on hot button topics. Is the US dollar so weak that oil producing nations are moving to precious metals as currencies? Will the availability of gold prolong the crisis in Libya and give Gaddafi a lifeline? Moreover, who
Financials Review on Feb 22, 2011
Published on 2011-02-22 22:24:00
Trouble overseas and the question is, what will happen to the global production of oil? Libya is seeing air force pilots defect and New Zealand had a large earthquake which has negatively affected the country's currency. Let's talk numbers so it is easier to see why traders might be fearful this morning. Libya creates an estimated 1.8 million barrels of crude a day which is 2% of the world global output. The other kicker is Libya sits on the biggest oil reserves in Africa. Investors may become
