WTI Rohöl
Incoming kings have traditionally chosen to appoint new ministers to head top ministries like oil and finance.
Saudis Now Undercutting US Oil Prices
My guess is that the U.S. producers, the high-cost producers will blink first. Why? You're talking about a sovereign government competing against private relatively small- and medium-sized companies. Saudi Arabia has $1 trillion in liquidity. This is cash reserves that have been accumulated over the last few years. They also have debt-to-GDP ratio at 5 percent. You’ve got Europe; that's 120 percent. The Saudis can borrow at cheap rates.
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A lot of the North American shale producers are going to be in a very tough spot in the coming months, both from a political standpoint, because of the current administration is achieving some important foreign policy goals and economic goals at home; but also because the financial markets will soon start to come knocking on the door ( Hans: 15 percent of the high-yield-market or junk-bond-market JNK is involved in the US-shale-production ) .
jobs lost in the US-shale-production
Brent kostet mehr
wenn die NATO dem Russen Putin ihre Macht zeigen will
somit müsste der Brent höher wie der WTI gewesen sein
als Putin die Halbinsel Krim eroberte.
WTI (Western-Texas-Intermidiate-crude-oil)
Of course, the 2008/2009 plunge in oil prices was a much different situation. At that time, oil plunged because the global economy crashed. In turn, demand contracted by 0.4 million barrels/day in 2008 and 1.2 million barrels/day in 2009.
This time, it's been widely noted that oil is plunging due to too much supply. While that's a big part of the story, it's not the whole story. Demand is an issue this time as well. Unlike in 2008/2009, demand isn't outright declining, but the rate of growth has slowed significantly.
3 interessante Charts
als Berichte von der Systempresse
die alles nachplappert was
DD = Domino-Draghi
gut findet
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/23/...il-idUSKBN0KW03120150123
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/23/...cy-idUSKBN0KW0AF20150123
Einige Anleger träumen jetzt - nachdem der alte Saudi-König gestorben ist und u.U. ein neuer Öl-Minister gewählt wird - scheinbar davon, dass sich etwas an der Öl-Politik ändern könnte und die Ölproduktion von 30M Barrel pro Tag reduziert wird...
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-23/...gust-2010#comment-5697381
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-23/...est-and-worst-shale-matri
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http://peakoilbarrel.com/opec-crude-oil-production/
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SRSrocco says:
January 23, 2015 at 10:01 am
Ron,
Nice summary of OPEC Crude Oil Production. As you stated with the example of Saudi Arabia, they have increased drilling rigs considerably but have not increased production. Sounds like they are dealing with their own RED QUEEN SYNDROME.
Anyhow, as the price of WTIC falls to the $45 handle, the U.S. continues to pump shale oil as if there is no tomorrow. According the EIA’s weekly inventory report, build in oil inventories are the highest since 2001. Furthermore, the IEA states that if current projection of weak demand and robust supply continue, the world will BUMP UP AGAINST STORAGE CAPACITY in the 1H 2015 (in the first-quater of the year-2015).
That should cause some real fun in the oil markets. Looks like the major oil producers are playing a game of CHICKEN to see who cuts and runs first.
I imagine if global oil production continues a current, or slightly elevated levels… well then, we are heading towards $30 per barrel of oil.
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http://phx.corporate-ir.net/...l?c=79687&p=irol-rigcountsoverview
... die Realität sieht noch wesentlich schlimmer aus als die Futures. Banken und Hedge-Fonds sind bisher noch recht gnädig gewesen.
Öl war noch nie knapp... so ein Problem bekommen wir erst, wenn in 30 Jahren bei den Saudis die Reserven leerlaufen. Was du bisher gesehen hast, war lediglich eine Preis-Blase, ähnlich den Aktien-Märkten um 2000... irgendwann platzt die halt, das ist kein stufenloser Vorgang. Hätte auch genau so gut 2013 passieren können...
kann mir jemand von euch etwas zu o.g. Index-Zertifikat sagen? Ist eine Kündigung bekannt?
kommt jetzt auffallend heftig unter die Räder; obs am starken Dollar liegt? keine Ahnung
aber keiner will es haben. Vielleicht bekommen wir noch Geld, damit wir die Rohstoffe abholen, oder es wird kostenlos angeliefert. Ich räume schon mal meine Garage und den Keller.
bei WTI kann die Rutsche bis34-36 gehen
schaun mer mal
gute Idee Mercy, schaff schon mal Platz fürs schwarze Gold -hihi-
im Jahr 2015 muss man China, Indien und die USA
als Ölverbraucher beobachten
When the price of gasoline plunged below $1.00/gallon in 1986, demand for motor fuels and other refined products increased by almost 5% within twelve months
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Today's low crude oil price is blamed on Saudi Arabia's decision not to reduce supply even though the world is oversupplied by an estimated 1.5 million barrels per day. If gasoline under $2.00/gallon increases global demand for motor fuels by half of the amount it did back in 1986 (2.5%), demand for oil will increase by 2.4 million barrels per day and today's “glut” will soon fade from memory.
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In my opinion, within six months the rate of demand growth will accelerate to over 2 million barrels per day. Demand could go even higher if consumers adjust their driving habits like they did back in 1986.
http://www.econmatters.com/2015/01/...ning-demand-to-support-oil.html
PPO(1,40) 40 mal 5 = 200-Tagelinie
und wenn der Dollar an Wert verliert
dann steigt der Ölpreis
http://thedailygold.com/impending-us-peak-catalyst-gold/