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Петрол Брент: Прогноза за ръст до $150-$200
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Нека и аз да се включа в отбора на сривльовците тук. И аз искам всичко да е евтино и достъпно, било то петрол, злато, акции, облигации и т.н., да може да купуваме, да купуваме, те пак да произвеждат нефт и да печатат акции, ние пак да купуваме, и т.н.
Ето и новината:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...er=commodities
Crude Oil Falls as Iran Responds to Offer on Nuclear Program
By Grant Smith
July 4 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell from near a record as Iran said it gave a ``constructive'' response to incentives intended to persuade the nation to stop uranium enrichment.
A compromise may allay concern that Israel is ready to attack Iran's nuclear installations, starting a conflict likely to cut supply from OPEC's second-largest oil producer. Futures climbed to a record $145.85 a barrel yesterday on speculation tension in the Middle East may worsen.
``For both sides to show they can give up something could calm down political risk in the area,'' said Thina Saltvedt, an analyst at Nordea Bank AB in Oslo. Prices may ``in the immediate term drop one or two dollars'' if a compromise is reached.
Crude oil for August delivery fell as much as $1.41, or 1 percent, to $143.88 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, trading for $143.01 at 12:25 p.m. London time.
The government in Tehran has prepared and presented its reply ``with a focus on common ground and a constructive view,'' state television cited Saeed Jalili, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, as saying today in a telephone call with European Union foreign policy chief, Javier Solana.
Brent crude oil for August settlement was at $144.93 a barrel, down $1.15, on London's ICE Futures Europe exchange at 12:24 p.m. London time. Futures climbed to $146.69 yesterday, a record intraday price.
Brent traded higher than its U.S. equivalent for a third day, at a premium of 91 cents, on expectations that seasonal maintenance this month will curb output from North Sea fields.
Shunning Stocks
Oil has set new highs the last three days as money managers bought futures, shunning stocks as global equity indexes fell for a fifth week. Crude may rise further next week, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
``Investment demand has been driving prices higher,'' Eugen Weinberg, an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, said in a television interview. ``Longer-term pension funds, investment funds, but also banks and insurance companies are pouring their money out of the equity market, out of the U.S. dollar and into commodity markets and especially oil.''
China has scrapped a 75 percent rebate on value-added taxes levied on crude-oil imports, Caijing magazine reported, citing an unidentified official from China National Petroleum Corp. The government had refunded VAT on imports since April to help narrow refiners' losses, the report said.
Nymex electronic trading continues today as other U.S. markets are closed for the Independence Day holiday.
The fewest Americans in three years will travel over the July 4th weekend as record gasoline prices and a slowing economy force consumers to curtail spending, according to AAA, the largest U .S. motoring group. U.S. gasoline demand, which typically rises at this time of year, fell a 10th time in the week to June 27, according to data from MasterCard Inc.
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Първоначално изпратено от Del PieroПичове, докато има такива публикации в Блоомберг и по други финансови медии, очаквайте и не се учудвайте на 150$ и повече за барел.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...vEE&refer=home
Iran Says Attack on Atomic Sites to Be `Start of War' (Update1)
By Heather Langan
July 4 (Bloomberg) -- Iran will view an attack on its nuclear facilities as an act of war and will respond, the head of the country's Revolutionary Guard Corps said.
``Any act on Iran will be considered the start of war,'' General Mohammad Ali Jaafari told reporters yesterday in response to questions about the threat of an Israeli strike on Iranian atomic sites, according to remarks carried on the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency. Jaafari also said he thought it is unlikely such an attack would be carried out.
The U.S. and many of its allies have accused Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran insists the program is intended to produce electricity as permitted under the nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty.
Reports that Israel may attack Iran boosted oil prices. If attacked, Iran will ``impose control'' on the Strait of Hormuz, Jaafari said on June 28. About 20 percent of the world's daily supply of oil passes through the strait. Crude for August delivery rose $5.08, or 3.6 percent, to $145.29 a barrel this week on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Futures reached $145.85 a barrel yesterday, the highest since trading began in 1983.
Iranian Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari, who was in Madrid for the World Petroleum Congress, yesterday reiterated his nation's pledge to respond to any strike.
Impact on Markets
``Iran's stance in this connection against enemies is clear, vivid and strong,'' Nozari told the Iranian news agency before leaving Madrid. ``Oil is an energy and industry for peace and its durability depends on peace and security. So, any tension in any region, especially in the Persian Gulf, which is the major supplier of the main part of the world's energy, will have an impact on the energy market which is principally unpredictable.''
More than 100 Israeli F-16 and F-15 fighter planes took part in a military exercise over the eastern Mediterranean and Greece during the first week of June, the New York Times reported on June 20. U.S. officials told the Times the maneuvers appeared to be training for a possible attack on Iran's nuclear sites.
Israel is increasingly likely to attack Iranian nuclear facilities this year, an unidentified Pentagon official told ABC News. The official said an Israeli strike might be triggered by Iran's production of enough enriched uranium to make a bomb, or by Iran taking delivery of a Russian SA-20 air-defense system, according to ABC's June 30 report. The State Department dismissed the report, while spokesmen for the Pentagon and the White House declined to comment.
Former Israeli Air Force General Isaac Ben-Israel, now a lawmaker in Israel's ruling Kadima party, told Germany's Spiegel in an interview published this week that his nation is ``prepared'' for an attack if diplomacy and United Nations sanctions fail to stop Iran from making a nuclear weapon.
To contact the reporter on this story: Heather Langan in London at hlangan@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: July 4, 2008 05:29 EDT
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Пичове, докато има такива публикации в Блоомберг и по други финансови медии, очаквайте и не се учудвайте на 150$ и повече за барел.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...vEE&refer=home
Iran Says Attack on Atomic Sites to Be `Start of War' (Update1)
By Heather Langan
July 4 (Bloomberg) -- Iran will view an attack on its nuclear facilities as an act of war and will respond, the head of the country's Revolutionary Guard Corps said.
``Any act on Iran will be considered the start of war,'' General Mohammad Ali Jaafari told reporters yesterday in response to questions about the threat of an Israeli strike on Iranian atomic sites, according to remarks carried on the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency. Jaafari also said he thought it is unlikely such an attack would be carried out.
The U.S. and many of its allies have accused Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran insists the program is intended to produce electricity as permitted under the nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty.
Reports that Israel may attack Iran boosted oil prices. If attacked, Iran will ``impose control'' on the Strait of Hormuz, Jaafari said on June 28. About 20 percent of the world's daily supply of oil passes through the strait. Crude for August delivery rose $5.08, or 3.6 percent, to $145.29 a barrel this week on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Futures reached $145.85 a barrel yesterday, the highest since trading began in 1983.
Iranian Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari, who was in Madrid for the World Petroleum Congress, yesterday reiterated his nation's pledge to respond to any strike.
Impact on Markets
``Iran's stance in this connection against enemies is clear, vivid and strong,'' Nozari told the Iranian news agency before leaving Madrid. ``Oil is an energy and industry for peace and its durability depends on peace and security. So, any tension in any region, especially in the Persian Gulf, which is the major supplier of the main part of the world's energy, will have an impact on the energy market which is principally unpredictable.''
More than 100 Israeli F-16 and F-15 fighter planes took part in a military exercise over the eastern Mediterranean and Greece during the first week of June, the New York Times reported on June 20. U.S. officials told the Times the maneuvers appeared to be training for a possible attack on Iran's nuclear sites.
Israel is increasingly likely to attack Iranian nuclear facilities this year, an unidentified Pentagon official told ABC News. The official said an Israeli strike might be triggered by Iran's production of enough enriched uranium to make a bomb, or by Iran taking delivery of a Russian SA-20 air-defense system, according to ABC's June 30 report. The State Department dismissed the report, while spokesmen for the Pentagon and the White House declined to comment.
Former Israeli Air Force General Isaac Ben-Israel, now a lawmaker in Israel's ruling Kadima party, told Germany's Spiegel in an interview published this week that his nation is ``prepared'' for an attack if diplomacy and United Nations sanctions fail to stop Iran from making a nuclear weapon.
To contact the reporter on this story: Heather Langan in London at hlangan@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: July 4, 2008 05:29 EDT
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Първоначално изпратено от devilsПървоначално изпратено от Han KrumНа тоя тънак пазар петролчето така могат да го изгърбят , че свят може да се завие на биците
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Първоначално изпратено от DDПървоначално изпратено от pokerЕто една добра новина за цената на петрола, съвсем прясна, още пари:
Земетресение с магнитуд 5,3 по Рихтер в Иран
Земетресение с магнитуд 5,3 по Рихтер причини щети в Иран.
Няма пострадали хора, информира Ройтерс.
Земетресението е било регистрирано близо до град Торбат Хейдариех.
Десетки жилищни сгради са разрушени, а над 50 хиляди души са напуснали домовете си в паника.
Успех.
Investorrr, 007, хайде моля те спри с тази пропаганда на която само ти си вярваш.
С действията си няма да вдигнеш цената на петрола както и на ГАЗ бъди сигурен !
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