dailyfinance.com - 3/2/2009
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Filed under: Energy So much for that nascent oil rally. In this oil market, the bears rule. True, the bulls have their moments, but these are fleeting, like that proverbial church mouse that sneaks out for a peak from time to time, only to be chased back into its hole by the parish cat. Oil's ...
marketoracle.co.uk - 3/4/2009
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marketoracle.co.uk —
Economy for 2009 Global crude oil production peaked
in 2008. This will mean that there will be...
no recovery from the recession. Global crude oil production had been rising briskly until 2004, then plateaued for four years. Because oil producers were ...
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Dow Jones Stock Market Forecast 2009 :: The Market ...
calculatedriskblog.com - 3/9/2009
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Last year I wrote a post about how
falling oil prices would provide some cushion for the...
U.S. economy: The Oil Cushion . Here is an update ... The following graph shows the monthly personal consumption expenditures (PCE) at a seasonally adjusted ...
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The Oil Cushion
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DailyFinance today: How much does a snow day cost, oil plunges, banks can expect haircuts, and Hollywood stands to benefit from tanking economy
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As HSBC raises money, banks can expect haircuts all around
Bears still in charge as oil plunges to $40 ...
Bears still in charge as oil plunges to $40
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... rally. In this oil market, the bears rule. True, the bulls have their moments, but these are fleeting, like that proverbial church mouse that sneaks out for a peak from time to time, only to be chased back into its hole by the parish cat.
Oil’s free fall resumed in earnest Monday, as the world’s most important commodity plummeted $4.27 to $40.45 per barrel on renewed concern that a prolonged recession in the U.S. and internationally will reduce oil demand.
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I'd like to just highlight the absurd lengths media outlets will go to in order to get a page view. Some of the headlines I see on prominently placed links just force you to click through and see how this dire prediction could possibly occur, only to find some unsubstantiated, hypothetical ...