donganaaK Posted December 23, 2014 Report Posted December 23, 2014 SAUDI OIL MINISTER: I Don't Care If Prices Crash To $20 — We're Not Budging MARKETSMore: Reuters Oil OPEC Reuters Business SAUDI OIL MINISTER: I Don't Care If Prices Crash To $20 — We're Not Budging REUTERS DEC. 22, 2014, 8:53 AM 204,520 52 FACEBOOK LINKEDIN TWITTER GOOGLE+ PRINT EMAIL REUTERS/Heinz-Peter BaderSaudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi. See Also Why An Oil Crash Is Exactly What Obama Needs Saudi Arabia's Oil Strategy Is About More Than Destroying The US Shale Business An OPEC Minister Made A Surprising Statement About Who Controls Oil Prices Saudi Arabia convinced its fellow OPEC members that it was not in the group's interest to cut oil output however far prices may fall, the kingdom's oil minister Ali al-Naimi said in an interview with the Middle East Economic Survey (MEES). OPEC met Nov. 27 and declined to cut production despite a slide in prices, marking a shift in strategy toward defending market share rather than supporting prices. "As a policy for OPEC, and I convinced OPEC of this, even Mr al-Badri (the OPEC secretary general) is now convinced, it is not in the interest of OPEC producers to cut their production, whatever the price is," Naimi was quoted by MEES as saying. "Whether it goes down to $20, $40, $50, $60, it is irrelevant," he said. He said the world "may not" see oil back at $100 a barrel, formerly Saudi Arabia's preferred level for prices, again. Market reaction Oil fell towards $60 a barrel on Monday, reversing gains after Saudi Arabia indicated it could increase its output. Monday's edition of the Saudi-owned al-Hayat newspaper quoted the kingdom's oil minister Naimi as saying Saudi Arabia is prepared to increase output and gain market share by meeting the demands of any new customers. On Sunday he said lower crude prices would help demand by stimulating the economy. Brent fell 72 cents to $60.66 by 1415 GMT. It is down more than 46 percent from the year's peak in June above $115 per barrel. U.S. crude was down 84 cents at $56.29 a barrel. "We are going down because you have some OPEC ministers who come every day making statements trying to drive the market down, said Olivier Jakob, an oil analyst at Petromatrix Oil in Zug, Switzerland. "They come every day to convey the message that they are not doing anything to restrict supplies and that they basically want oil prices to move lower to reduce production in the U.S." OPEC's decision not to reduce production at a meeting in November sped up the decline in already falling oil prices. Prospects for a cut in the near future look remote. While analysts said Brent would likely remain above $60 a barrel this year, they said further large jumps in price were unlikely. Analysts said the price drop would have only a gradual impact on the outlook for production. "Given the lead time in permit approval and rig construction ahead of oil production, a sizeable negative U.S. supply response given the price drop is unlikely to take place until late 2015, which places further downward pressure on oil prices in the first six months of next year," National Australia Bank said in a note. It said it expected Brent and U.S. crude to average $68 and $64 per barrel respectively in 2015. Analysts also said they expected relatively low price volatility for the rest of the year as traders begin to wind down their 2014 positions. (Additional reporting by Henning Gloystein in Singapore and Ahmed Aboulenein in London; editing by Jason Neely, David Evans, and Jane Merriman) Read more:http://www.businessinsider.com/r-saudis-naimi-says-opec-will-not-cut-output-however-far-oil-falls-mees-2014-12#ixzz3MlFZii6v
mukunda1 Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 don't worry bro....another civil unrest will start in OPEC countries..it just matter of the time...oil stability is US National Security issue...so NSA will be on it soon.
VenkatD Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 don't worry bro....another civil unrest will start in OPEC countries..it just matter of the time...oil stability is US National Security issue...so NSA will be on it soon. civil unrest aaaa ?? ante
Spartan Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 civil unrest aaaa ?? ante rebellion against govt..
Spartan Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 i feel US is behind it...to destabilize Russia further more into Shit.... 3/4th of russian economy depends on gas and petrol...adi bisket cheyanike plan chesar OPEC and US... also US shale reservoir drilling adds for that..
mukunda1 Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 i feel US is behind it...to destabilize Russia further more into ######.... 3/4th of russian economy depends on gas and petrol...adi bisket cheyanike plan chesar OPEC and US... also US shale reservoir drilling adds for that.. yah ade ani antunnaru andaru stocks forums lo...target to russia, iran, veneuzela....okka debbaki moodu pittalu.
donganaaK Posted December 24, 2014 Author Report Posted December 24, 2014 i feel US is behind it...to destabilize Russia further more into ######.... 3/4th of russian economy depends on gas and petrol...adi bisket cheyanike plan chesar OPEC and US... also US shale reservoir drilling adds for that.. actually us started this game to destabilize russia&venezuela and to reduce the OPECs grip over oil prices , one shot two birds style ..... but OPEC gallu chesthunna pani valla tirigi US vallake punch padelaa undi
mukunda1 Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 actually us started this game to destabilize russia&venezuela and to reduce the OPECs grip over oil prices , one shot two birds style ..... but OPEC gallu chesthunna pani valla tirigi US vallake punch padelaa undi anduke ga civil unrest will start in opec countries soon anedi....
ravula Posted December 24, 2014 Report Posted December 24, 2014 anduke ga civil unrest will start in opec countries soon anedi.... Opec countries lo Enduku avtadi They are already rich no
Recommended Posts