Howard Friend from MIG Investments takes a technical look at the oil, gold and the euro versus the dollar.
CNBC's Brian Shactman discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets, and looks ahead to where oil is likely headed tomorrow
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Oil Price Volatile
One Year Anniversary of Oil's Intraday Record High - Analysis and Discussion with Maynard Holt of Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. (Bloomberg News)
Oil closed 2008 at $44.60 after falling from $147 nearly a year ago. Crude then surged from below $35 in March in part on investor concern that massive U.S. fiscal stimulus spending will eventually spark high inflation. Investors often buy commodities such as crude as a hedge against a weakening dollar and inflation.
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Oil closed 2008 at $44.60 after falling from $147 nearly a year ago. Crude then surged from below $35 in March in part on investor concern that massive U.S. fiscal stimulus spending will eventually spark high inflation. Investors often buy commodities such as crude as a hedge against a weakening dollar and inflation.
Category: News & Politics
Tags: Law Legal Issues Business Economy Energy International Government Politics Science Technology Oil Natural Gas Editors Pick
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Oil Speculators Under Fire
Oil Speculators Under Fire
Policy makers on both sides of the Atlantic launched an effort to crack down on what they called speculation in oil markets. The CFTC said it is considering tougher regulation of oil-futures markets and the U.K.’s Brown and France’s Sarkozy are calling for international action to curb volatility.
Policy makers on both sides of the Atlantic launched an effort to crack down on what they called speculation in oil markets. The CFTC said it is considering tougher regulation of oil-futures markets and the U.K.’s Brown and France’s Sarkozy are calling for international action to curb volatility.
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