Io prevedo...

[Naitmer]

che brunik fra un paio di giorni ne uscirà con uno dei suoi soliti 3d-monnezza dove dirà che il calo della benzina di questi giorni è merito di prodi e che con berlusconi è solo aumentata.

Che dite sono un buon profeta?

[brunik]

Bravo Naitmer, grazie al paziente lavoro di mediazione del Presidente Prodi con l'Iran il prezzo del petrolio è calato a 60 dollari al barile.

Non credevo che tu fossi una personcina così preparata.


Oil recovers from fall below $60 on US stockbuild

Reuters


SINGAPORE - Oil prices rose today, recovering from a near $4 fall in two days, fuelled by signs of prolonged talks over Iran and an unexpected sharp rise in already bulging US fuel inventories.

The sharp drops this week reignited a sell-off that began in early August, deepening the market’s sharpest correction in 15 years and potentially forcing Opec to finally name the level at which it will cut output to support prices.

US light crude for November delivery rose 31 cents to $61,05 a barrel. The previous front-month October contract expired at $60,46, its lowest settlement since March 20, having traded at another six-month low of $59,80.

London Brent crude was up 17 cents at $60,64 in early trade.

"Prices have moved faster than I thought. Inventory levels have been taken more into account and the political premium seems to have dissolved pretty quickly," said Andrew Harrington, industry analyst at ANZ.

US distillates inventories, which include heating oil, rose by an unexpectedly hefty 4,1 million barrels last week to stand at their highest level since January 1999, US data showed yesterday.

Crude stocks fell 2,8 million barrels, but remained in the upper range for this time of the year.

The chances of securing a political end to the nuclear impasse over Iran appeared to be rising after world powers and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad welcomed more talks.

"Ahmadinejad indicated that Iran is willing to negotiate but there needs to be flexibility on both sides," Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi said in a written statement issued after his meeting with the Iranian leader on the sidelines of a UN General Assembly meeting.

Fears that Iran, the world’s fourth-largest oil exporter, would cut oil exports if sanctions against it were passed have dissipated over the past month, pushing prices sharply lower.

Major powers want results on the nuclear dispute with Iran by the beginning of October, European diplomats said yesterday after they agreed on Tuesday to give European negotiator Javier Solana more time to reach a diplomatic solution with Tehran before resuming a push for UN Security Council sanctions.

Adding to the selling pressure, hedge funds were seen liquidating their positions in energy and commodities.

"There were a lot of speculative fund flows coming. A change in sentiment could quickly reverse a lot of that upward movement and we have seen some of that as well," ANZ’s Harrington said.

Amaranth Advisors LLC, the $9bn Connecticut hedge fund that lost billions of dollars in natural gas trades in recent weeks, yesterday told investors it agreed to "transfer" its battered energy portfolio to an unnamed "third party.

[brunik]

amministrazione, non si potrebbe spostare sul principale questo interessante thread sui rapporti causa-effetto tra Presidente Prodi, Iran, ONU e Prezzo della Benzina,in cambio di questo qua da fargli compiere il tragitto inverso?

http://www.politicaonline.net/forum/...d.php?t=287855

[aleida88 (POL)]

Io dico che Naitmer si è seriamente innamorato di Brunik, vedo solo post suoi che lo cerca!!!

[Naitmer]

Brunik ha conquistato il mio cuore! Sono cotto come un teenager!

[brunik]

ecco, lo sapevo, adesso non si puo' più spostare sul principale.

Comunque grazie per lo spunto, Naitmer, oggi preparo un atro bel treddino sul Presidente, questo sulla benzina volevo aprirlo qualche giorno fa ma poi mi era passato di mente.

[Naitmer]

Esiste un filo invisibile che ci collega, io so quello che provi tu e tu sai quello che provo io.