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Tuesday, February 01, 2005
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"We don't comment on specific OPEC actions per se, but we believe it's always important that OPEC act in a way that continues to further economic growth and allows there to be affordable, abundant supplies of energy available."
--White House spokesman Scott McClellan
U.S. crude prices dropped another 43 cents to $46.75 a barrel on Monday. The OPEC cartel also agreed to officially set aside its old $22-$28 a barrel range, a range which prices have surpassed for the past year. OPEC now appears ready to defend oil prices at a floor of about $40 a barrel.
See? I just proved Hubbert wrong again!
- nostradamusfunkadelic, 1:46 PM | |
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