Which of these has the best chance of happening tomorrow, in the oil market?
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#7, one one hand we are powerless, EXCEPT to conserve! I am doing my part by changing out lightbulbs and everything I can to save water even...Water will be a problem soon too, watch and see.  We gotta use less gas and that will happen only by having alternatives...Bring the alternatives on!
1130589
Peak oil\nEmerging industrial nations raise demand\nPrice gouging\nproduction slowdowns\ncollusion
278954
"In today's complex global markets, the price of crude oil is set by movements on the three major international petroleum exchanges, all of which have their own Web sites featuring information about oil prices. They are the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX, http://www.nymex.com), the International Petroleum Exchange in London (IPE, http://www.ipe.uk.com) and the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX, http://www.simex.com.sg)."\n\n\n\nBasically the availability of oil as well as the cost of finding more are the main reasons for the pricing of crude oil. But there are a lot more factors that come into play when you start talking about gas prices which are connected directly to the cost of oil.\n\n\n\n"Global economic expansion is driving what the International Energy Agency says is the biggest increase in oil demand for 24 years.\n\nOil companies have tried to become more efficient in recent years and operate with lower stocks of crude oil. This means there is less of a cushion in the market against supply interruptions.\n\nThe combination of low stocks and Opec action to keep them low leaves the market exposed to the prospect of sudden price rises if supplies are threatened.\n\nThe world's major oil consumers remain dependent on the Middle East for their oil. Recent violence in Iraq and Saudi Arabia has again raised fears about an interruption to supplies.\n\nAnalysts also view political tension in non-Middle East states Nigeria and Venezuela as having the potential to disrupt exports and drive up world prices.\n\nLow US gasoline stocks and pressure on US refiners to increase production of new gasoline blends have also helped drive world crude oil prices."\n\n\nHope this is what you were looking for, please send me an email and I will elaborate more.
684021
If the oil proce goes up then the gold also will go up
643735
We have already - It's just a matter of the 'powers that be' letting it on to the market. That won't happen until crude oil is almost completely depleted and they can make top dollar on the substitutes (or take your house, first child etc...).
1168910
There is definitely a crisis. Energy demand continues to rise much faster than supply can compensate and to top it all off we are quickly approaching the limit of all cheaply available petroleum.
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The market will be buyoant. It has already touched if not crossed the 10,000 marc.Possibily the turmoil during the last fortnight was due to rumour mongering by unscruplous partis which madethe FIIs nervour.
1050302
Yes its possible, but will it happen?  No because there is no oil there for us.
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oil do my best to answer this one
766758
It is kinda hard to answer this because it is very opinionated but i think it will be rather soon because of the Oil Crisis. eventually the oil rich contries will be over run but oil hungry nations that haven't prepared for a huge shift such as the loss of oil. Eventually war will break out over it and the allience system will kick in much like WWII.
850775
they already started to go up, ON ELECTION DAY.  opec must be sick with the election outcomes.  i hope the investigate 4.00 a gallon last year, i hope nobody forgot
449127
Dear Asker: Great question at least it makes me feel that people are alive and thinking. It gives hope. Oil companies are making huge profits out of our pockets.  Unfortunately, things don't look that good, what if Iran is attacked then where would the oil prices go?  It scares me.\n\nWe would be riding horses in the near future. Lets buy horses before there price go up and oil companies come into the business of selling horses.
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There are only two. One is that oil is a very concentrated form of energy. Having cars run on gas is far more feasible than powering them by, say, burning wood. You just don't get enough of a return on the use of that type of energy. Second is that it is relatively easy to access, at least thus far. One of the things that will happen as oil becomes more scarce is that we will have to try to drill for oil that is in much less accessible places, such as the north sea, or in much deeper deposits. There used to be a third advantage - that it seemed plentiful, if not inexhaustible. This advantage has been proven to be a myth.
439974
Don't be the first to talk s*** about drilling for oil, and then drive your mommy's SUV to the mall.  Your question has two conflicts, you can't have cheap oil prices and not drill for it somewhere.
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Do a google search for steel futures and cement futures.  There seems to be some information on both.
409632
Oil is non-renewable.  So it will run out but NOBODY knows when.
317663
its mere speculation, \n\nthere is just no economics in the way oil prices are moving..there is no supply problem as of now..but still u can see this surge//\n\nthe prices are news based and manipulated, another interesting observation is that since US plan on IRAN is now more real and around the corner..u knw wat i mean..