Posted by admin on November 30, 2011 under Global Energy | Comments are off for this article |
This is the fifth post in the series following the oil price, markets and general health of the global economy, examining the simple theory that OECD recession may result from annual average oil price exceeding $100 / bbl. The annual average price (AAP) of Brent went through $100 on around 16th August 2011 and the AAP stood at $108 on 22nd November . The AAP high point in the 2008 price spike was $104.8 on 9th October that year, and so $108 expensive dollars sets a new record.
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Tory-Lib Dem Coalition Would Consider ‘All Options’ …. Except Heathrow Expansion In his Autumn Statement to Parliament, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said the British government is “considering all options” for a “new airport hub.”
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SAN JOSE, CA– – CargoSmart Limited, a leading Software as a Service global shipping and logistics solutions provider, today announced that Vanguard Logistics Services, one of the world’s top suppliers …
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(www.abndigital.com) FedEx Trade Networks, the freight forwarding arm of global shipping giant FedEx Corp, announced today that it has established operations in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Subscribe Free Today at www.FutureMoneyTrends.com Oil, Cheap Oil has defined us, our economy, our nations, and our way of life. Everything centers around Oil! Oil is even required to manufacture and install alternative energy
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Days of increasingly violent environmental protests forced the suspension of a $4.8-billion gold mining project in northern Peru operated by US mining giant Newmont, the mine said.
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Greece’s next €8bn bail-out payment approved as eurozone finance ministers meet in Brussels, after George Osborne admits massive a borrowing increase in Autumn Statement.
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