Since July, oil prices haven fallen approximately 50 percent. For many people, the drop in oil is a welcome relief but for oil producers, the price of crude has reached levels that could turn budget surpluses into deficits.
According to a report released by the IMF yesterday on the Economic Outlook for the Middle [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Oil'
Will an OPEC Production Cut Carve a Bottom in Oil?
October 21, 2008
Euro Hits 1 Yr Low on Trichet’s Comments: Is He Open to Coordinated Easing?
October 2, 2008
The European Central Bank President has finally buckled under the weight of bank failures, recessions and slower global growth. Although the ECB left interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent this morning, Trichet has paved the way for an interest rate cut before the end of the year. This has driven the Euro to [...]
Oil Continues to Drive the Dollar
September 23, 2008
The eyes of everyone from investment managers to stock and currency traders were glued to testimony of the 3 biggest players in the latest financial crisis. US Treasury Secretary Paulson, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and SEC Chairman Cox urged the Senate Banking Committee to approve their request for $700B of taxpayer money. Instead [...]
Hurricane Premium Off the Table, What is the Impact on Growth
September 2, 2008
With Hurricane Gustav being downgraded to a tropical depression, the Hurricane Premium is off the table. Oil prices have plunged more than $10 a barrel since Friday with $100 a barrel now within striking distance. The rally in the US dollar is a direct result of the fall in oil prices. Since [...]
What Could Trigger a Reversal in the US Dollar?
August 19, 2008
Here is an article that I posted on GFT’s website. Boris and I will be publishing our articles there until we launch our new portal, which we are sure will blow your minds. I will also be publishing a daily wrap up of the currency market that I hope you will like - check [...]
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