Oil back up
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Logie

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835 posts

246 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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One of the main line from Nigera was closed last night, due to locals trying to tap in and a threat of terrorism. There also talking about closing the second line which would mean no oil from Africa.

90% tosh what the papers are reporting!

Fittster

20,120 posts

243 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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Logie said:
One of the main line from Nigera was closed last night, due to locals trying to tap in and a threat of terrorism. There also talking about closing the second line which would mean no oil from Africa.

90% tosh what the papers are reporting!
If it not a crisis of confidence in the dollar and other fiat currencies why are other safe havens such a gold and silver rising?

XJSJohn

16,152 posts

249 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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well the greenback is at 1.85 to the squid so that will add some paper value to the barrel.

Timmy35

13,014 posts

228 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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XJSJohn said:
well the greenback is at 1.85 to the squid so that will add some paper value to the barrel.
£ has had quite a run back up from $1.75 which will mute the rise for us in the UK. Oil being priced in $.

Oh hang on, deja vous.....fk for a game of conkers this I'm off now.

XJSJohn

16,152 posts

249 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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Timmy35 said:
XJSJohn said:
well the greenback is at 1.85 to the squid so that will add some paper value to the barrel.
£ has had quite a run back up from $1.75 which will mute the rise for us in the UK. Oil being priced in $.

Oh hang on, deja vous.....fk for a game of conkers this I'm off now.
hehe

yup ... we both bit .... again paperbag

buggerit .... i am off to the battlecruiser!!

shirt

25,481 posts

231 months

Tuesday 23rd September 2008
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just read this on PH front page.

whats the deakl with the saudi's cutting production by 0.5m barrels/day?

didn't they just walk out of OPEC and pledge to supply market demand?