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As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades.
The price of oil has decoupled from the actual cost of production. It is becoming unprofitable and the effects are being felt across the globe.
Nigeria and Angola, Africas's two biggest oil producers are both in talks with the World Bank about support for their strained state finances.
Budgets in Russia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada are in deficit, which means cuts in public spending.
Big oil is cutting jobs and capital spending, in fact BP just reported its worst annual loss in 20 years and Shell reported a 80 percent slide in profits for 2015.
But there are winners too: China, India, Japan, and South Korea are among the largest importers of oil so they are benefiting from the dropping oil price.
We are backtracking the demise of oil - from production companies in the North Sea to a former Caspian Tiger fallen on hard times, Kazakhstan, to find out who are the winners and losers of the oil price drop and what it means for the people.
Also on Counting the Cost: Ireland is now the fastest growing economy in the EU, but has its post-bailout success come at the expense of the country's poor?
And how will it affect Ireland's economy and its people if its closest neighbour, the UK, decides to leave the European Union?
Plus, after years of negotiations, the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been signed at a ceremony in New Zealand. But sealing the deal on paper doesn't mean an end to the opposition, so what is the future of TPPA?
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Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
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- published: 20 Feb 2015
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OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
As the price of oil drops below $50 for the first time since 2009, noted investor Jeffrey Gundlach warns that a fall to $40 dollars a barrel could spark “terrifying” geopolitical consequences.
The February contract for West Texas Intermediate briefly fell to a session low of $49.95 earlier today, while Brent crude also hit a 5-½-year low.
However, according to influential investor Gundlach, founder of Doubleline Capital, a fall to $40 could set in motion devastating global developments. “Oil is incredibly important right now,” Gundlach said in a recent interview with FuW. “If oil falls to around $40 a barrel then I think the yield on ten year treasury note is going to 1%. I hope it does not go to $40 because then something is very, very wrong with the world, not just the economy. The geopolitical consequences could be – to put it bluntly – terrifying.”
As Zero Hedge points out, Gundlach is right to draw a correlation between unstable price fluctuations in crude oil and geopolitical turmoil.
“Large and rapid rises and falls in the price of crude oil have correlated oddly strongly with major geopolitical and economic crisis across the globe. Whether driven by problems for oil exporters or oil importers, the ‘difference this time’ is that, thanks to central bank largesse, money flows faster than ever and everything is more tightly coupled with that flow.”
The last time we saw anything like this activity in terms of oil price, it turned out to be a precursor to the global financial collapse of 2008.
“A junk bond implosion is usually a signal that a major stock market crash is on the way. So if you are looking for a “canary in the coal mine”, keep your eye on the performance of energy junk bonds. If they begin to collapse, that is a sign that all hell is about to break loose on Wall Street,” writes Michael Snyder.
As we have previously documented, the sudden drop in the price of oil has much to do with an engineered attack on the Russian economy and the Ruble which is being led by Saudi Arabia and the Obama White House. The ultimate goal is to destabilize the Russian government and foment a color revolution.
This agenda was summed up by Paul Stevens, a fellow for the secretive Royal Institute of International Affairs based at Chatham House in London. oil commodity "crude oil" price "oil price" investor investment humanity global texas "oil trading" trading "brent crude oil" dollar usd dollars debt collapse future 2015 2016 economy politics news media entertainment gas energy gasoline u.s. usa america russia currency "forex trading" "united states" china bank banking savings "bank account" "trading platform" bonds stocks "stock market" performance "wall street" elite millionaire "elite nwo agenda" uprising crash oil price gerald celente lindsey williams david icke coast to coast am iran illuminati bilderberg 2015 gold silver jsnip4 fracking ukraine revolution civil war ww3 wwIII gold price new world order alex jones infowars marc faber jim rogers glenn beck
“If the governments aren’t able to spend to keep the kids off the streets they will go back to the streets, and we could start to see political disruption and upheaval,” wrote Stevens.
The US and the Saudis have resolved to crash the price of oil and with it Russia’s financial system despite the fact that this will also cripple the European economy. Russia has even proposed that the EU dump the TTIP free trade agreement with the United States and instead join the newly established Eurasian Economic Union.
“The U.S. and European sanctions against Russia will become more severe and crippling in the face of drastically falling oil prices – prices which are falling drastically because of the unprecedented boom of shale gas fracking both domestically in the U.S. and abroad in Ukraine and other locales,” writes Mac Slavo. “The oil & gas giants like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have created revolutionary conditions with now direct consequences on U.S. foreign policy and global war for dominance.” Alex Jones covers the news and breaks down the latest way in which they will try to implement carbon taxes and why it’s coming to a fuel pump near you. You never know what he’s going to do or how he’s going to react… If Putin does something in the middle east or does something in Libya that oil price could shoot right back to $100. Because that oversupply is not that thick. five years, it is clear that Saudi Arabia is making a massive $750 billion bet in 2015 that the oil kingdom OPEC
- published: 07 Jan 2015
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A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo
- published: 31 May 2014
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Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse.
- published: 13 Jan 2016
- views: 8848
In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel.
Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude pegs losses at up to $10/barrel as oil prices collapse ..
Aug 12, 2015 - This latest oil price plunge is piling fresh misery on Canadian oil ... the outright price of Canadian heavy crude to around $22.50 a barrel..
TODAY - Some Canadian oil is selling at $8 a barrel...
After oil comes the collapse in natural gas prices.
Dec 21, 2015 - If you think the fall in the oil price is dramatic and disruptive, take a moment to consider the natural gas market.
Nov 11, 2015 - The steady collapse of international natural gas prices has been one of the most important -- but least reported -- commodities stories.
Dec 14, 2015 - Price for natural gas on Monday plunged to its lowest since January 2002
When you see gold at $1,085 an ounce, that's US dollars, it's closer to $1,600 C an ounce.
Job losses continue and the TPP which we hear very little about from our media will cost thousands of jobs...
No light at the end of the tunnel for a Canadian economy in crisis...
- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 14001
When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supply, the circuit breaks; when several supplies cease at the same time, we have the energy crisis. Looks at how demand is gaining on supply, and looks to the future to see what new sources of energy show the greatest promise. Showsthe reticence with which Americans and their government addressed sustainable energy issues. Promotes the achievement of U.S. self-sufficiency in energy by 1985.
- published: 07 Jul 2013
- views: 6614
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil exploration. Thus when existing oil supplies begin to run low, it will create a sudden spike in prices since new oil production can not be turned on quickly like turning the valve on a spigot. Current low oil prices are beginning to cause existing shale oil operations to shut down. Conversely, if a sudden short fall in the supply of oil occurs later on, it will create a huge price spike that will ultimately lead to "demand destruction" when alternative energy sources are sought after and found. The phase "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" comes to mind. Another extraordinary factor that is also occurring today that will lead to very high oil prices is changes in the global weather. There are a minority of scientists that say we are going into global cooling or a global mini ice age versus global warming. Although this is minority opinion, more scientists are now leaning towards global cooling as weather events and solar activity are pointing towards a major cooling trend versus the previously thought global warming models. If the coming mini ice age models are correct, this will undoubtedly lead to extraordinary, unprecedented demand for oil unless new alternative technologies can be brought to market soon.
- published: 11 Jan 2015
- views: 18818
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- published: 12 Jun 2013
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The 1973 oil crisis started in October 1973, when the members of Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries or the OAPEC (consisting of the Arab members of OPEC, plus Egypt, Syria and Tunisia) proclaimed an oil embargo. This was "in response to the U.S. decision to re-supply the Israeli military" during the Yom Kippur war. It lasted until March 1974. With the U.S. actions seen as initiating the oil embargo and the long term possibility of high oil prices, disrupted supply and recession, a strong rift was created within NATO. Additionally, some European nations and Japan sought to disassociate themselves from the U.S. Middle East policy. Arab oil producers had also linked the end of the embargo with successful U.S. efforts to create peace in the Middle East, which complicated the situation. To address these developments, the Nixon Administration began parallel negotiations with both Arab oil producers to end the embargo, and with Egypt, Syria, and Israel to arrange an Israeli pull back from the Sinai and the Golan Heights after the fighting stopped. By January 18, 1974, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger had negotiated an Israeli troop withdrawal from parts of the Sinai. The promise of a negotiated settlement between Israel and Syria was sufficient to convince Arab oil producers to lift the embargo in March 1974. By May, Israel agreed to withdraw from some parts of the Golan Heights.
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26:01Counting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisis
Counting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisisCounting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisis
As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades. The price of oil has decoupled from the actual cost of production. It is becoming unprofitable and the effects are being felt across the globe. Nigeria and Angola, Africas's two biggest oil producers are both in talks with the World Bank about support for their strained state finances. Budgets in Russia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada are in deficit, which means cuts in public spending. Big oil is cutting jobs and capital spending, in fact BP just reported its worst annual loss in 20 years and Shell reported a 80 percent slide in profits for 2015. But there are winners too: China, India, Japan, and South Korea are among the largest importers of oil so they are benefiting from the dropping oil price. We are backtracking the demise of oil - from production companies in the North Sea to a former Caspian Tiger fallen on hard times, Kazakhstan, to find out who are the winners and losers of the oil price drop and what it means for the people. Also on Counting the Cost: Ireland is now the fastest growing economy in the EU, but has its post-bailout success come at the expense of the country's poor? And how will it affect Ireland's economy and its people if its closest neighbour, the UK, decides to leave the European Union? Plus, after years of negotiations, the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been signed at a ceremony in New Zealand. But sealing the deal on paper doesn't mean an end to the opposition, so what is the future of TPPA? - Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ -
5:01Oil Prices: What's going on? - An Animation
Oil Prices: What's going on? - An AnimationOil Prices: What's going on? - An Animation
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3:17The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?
The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?
Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.” --Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg Bloomberg Television offers extensive coverage and analysis of international business news and stories of global importance. It is available in more than 310 million households worldwide and reaches the most affluent and influential viewers in terms of household income, asset value and education levels. With production hubs in London, New York and Hong Kong, the network provides 24-hour continuous coverage of the people, companies and ideas that move the markets. -
4:32OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on GLOBAL RESET / ELITE / BILDERBERG 2015 / OIL PRICE CRISIS / GOLD / SILVER http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40 As the price of oil drops below $50 for the first time since 2009, noted investor Jeffrey Gundlach warns that a fall to $40 dollars a barrel could spark “terrifying” geopolitical consequences. The February contract for West Texas Intermediate briefly fell to a session low of $49.95 earlier today, while Brent crude also hit a 5-½-year low. However, according to influential investor Gundlach, founder of Doubleline Capital, a fall to $40 could set in motion devastating global developments. “Oil is incredibly important right now,” Gundlach said in a recent interview with FuW. “If oil falls to around $40 a barrel then I think the yield on ten year treasury note is going to 1%. I hope it does not go to $40 because then something is very, very wrong with the world, not just the economy. The geopolitical consequences could be – to put it bluntly – terrifying.” As Zero Hedge points out, Gundlach is right to draw a correlation between unstable price fluctuations in crude oil and geopolitical turmoil. “Large and rapid rises and falls in the price of crude oil have correlated oddly strongly with major geopolitical and economic crisis across the globe. Whether driven by problems for oil exporters or oil importers, the ‘difference this time’ is that, thanks to central bank largesse, money flows faster than ever and everything is more tightly coupled with that flow.” The last time we saw anything like this activity in terms of oil price, it turned out to be a precursor to the global financial collapse of 2008. “A junk bond implosion is usually a signal that a major stock market crash is on the way. So if you are looking for a “canary in the coal mine”, keep your eye on the performance of energy junk bonds. If they begin to collapse, that is a sign that all hell is about to break loose on Wall Street,” writes Michael Snyder. As we have previously documented, the sudden drop in the price of oil has much to do with an engineered attack on the Russian economy and the Ruble which is being led by Saudi Arabia and the Obama White House. The ultimate goal is to destabilize the Russian government and foment a color revolution. This agenda was summed up by Paul Stevens, a fellow for the secretive Royal Institute of International Affairs based at Chatham House in London. oil commodity "crude oil" price "oil price" investor investment humanity global texas "oil trading" trading "brent crude oil" dollar usd dollars debt collapse future 2015 2016 economy politics news media entertainment gas energy gasoline u.s. usa america russia currency "forex trading" "united states" china bank banking savings "bank account" "trading platform" bonds stocks "stock market" performance "wall street" elite millionaire "elite nwo agenda" uprising crash oil price gerald celente lindsey williams david icke coast to coast am iran illuminati bilderberg 2015 gold silver jsnip4 fracking ukraine revolution civil war ww3 wwIII gold price new world order alex jones infowars marc faber jim rogers glenn beck “If the governments aren’t able to spend to keep the kids off the streets they will go back to the streets, and we could start to see political disruption and upheaval,” wrote Stevens. The US and the Saudis have resolved to crash the price of oil and with it Russia’s financial system despite the fact that this will also cripple the European economy. Russia has even proposed that the EU dump the TTIP free trade agreement with the United States and instead join the newly established Eurasian Economic Union. “The U.S. and European sanctions against Russia will become more severe and crippling in the face of drastically falling oil prices – prices which are falling drastically because of the unprecedented boom of shale gas fracking both domestically in the U.S. and abroad in Ukraine and other locales,” writes Mac Slavo. “The oil & gas giants like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have created revolutionary conditions with now direct consequences on U.S. foreign policy and global war for dominance.” Alex Jones covers the news and breaks down the latest way in which they will try to implement carbon taxes and why it’s coming to a fuel pump near you. You never know what he’s going to do or how he’s going to react… If Putin does something in the middle east or does something in Libya that oil price could shoot right back to $100. Because that oversupply is not that thick. five years, it is clear that Saudi Arabia is making a massive $750 billion bet in 2015 that the oil kingdom OPEC -
3:351973 Oil Crisis
1973 Oil Crisis1973 Oil Crisis
A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo -
1:28How low can oil prices go?
How low can oil prices go?How low can oil prices go?
Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse. -
14:19Canada in economic crisis - Some Canadian oil at $8 barrel - YouTube
Canada in economic crisis - Some Canadian oil at $8 barrel - YouTubeCanada in economic crisis - Some Canadian oil at $8 barrel - YouTube
In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel. Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015 Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude pegs losses at up to $10/barrel as oil prices collapse .. Aug 12, 2015 - This latest oil price plunge is piling fresh misery on Canadian oil ... the outright price of Canadian heavy crude to around $22.50 a barrel.. TODAY - Some Canadian oil is selling at $8 a barrel... After oil comes the collapse in natural gas prices. Dec 21, 2015 - If you think the fall in the oil price is dramatic and disruptive, take a moment to consider the natural gas market. Nov 11, 2015 - The steady collapse of international natural gas prices has been one of the most important -- but least reported -- commodities stories. Dec 14, 2015 - Price for natural gas on Monday plunged to its lowest since January 2002 When you see gold at $1,085 an ounce, that's US dollars, it's closer to $1,600 C an ounce. Job losses continue and the TPP which we hear very little about from our media will cost thousands of jobs... No light at the end of the tunnel for a Canadian economy in crisis... -
27:35The 1970's Energy Crisis - Demand Exceeds Supply - The Oil Crisis
The 1970's Energy Crisis - Demand Exceeds Supply - The Oil CrisisThe 1970's Energy Crisis - Demand Exceeds Supply - The Oil Crisis
When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supply, the circuit breaks; when several supplies cease at the same time, we have the energy crisis. Looks at how demand is gaining on supply, and looks to the future to see what new sources of energy show the greatest promise. Showsthe reticence with which Americans and their government addressed sustainable energy issues. Promotes the achievement of U.S. self-sufficiency in energy by 1985. -
40:13Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016 The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil exploration. Thus when existing oil supplies begin to run low, it will create a sudden spike in prices since new oil production can not be turned on quickly like turning the valve on a spigot. Current low oil prices are beginning to cause existing shale oil operations to shut down. Conversely, if a sudden short fall in the supply of oil occurs later on, it will create a huge price spike that will ultimately lead to "demand destruction" when alternative energy sources are sought after and found. The phase "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" comes to mind. Another extraordinary factor that is also occurring today that will lead to very high oil prices is changes in the global weather. There are a minority of scientists that say we are going into global cooling or a global mini ice age versus global warming. Although this is minority opinion, more scientists are now leaning towards global cooling as weather events and solar activity are pointing towards a major cooling trend versus the previously thought global warming models. If the coming mini ice age models are correct, this will undoubtedly lead to extraordinary, unprecedented demand for oil unless new alternative technologies can be brought to market soon. -
13:00A Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil Crisis
A Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil CrisisA Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil Crisis
AP U.S. History documentary project including special interviews with Michael Dukakis, Barney Frank, and others!
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Counting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisis
As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades. The price of oil has decoupled from the actual cost of production. It is becoming unprofitable and the effects are being felt across the globe. Nigeria and Angola, Africas's two biggest oil producers are both in talks with the World Bank about support for their strained state finances. Budgets in Russia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada are in deficit, which means cuts in public spending. Big oil is cutting jobs and capital spending, in fact BP just reported its worst annual loss in 20 years and Shell reported a 80 percent slide in profits for 2015. But there are winners too: China, India, Japan, and South K... -
Oil Prices: What's going on? - An Animation
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The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?
Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.” --Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg Bloomberg Television offers extensive coverage and analysis of international business news and stories of global importance. It is available in more than 310 million households worldwide and reaches the most affluent and influential viewers in terms of household income, asset value and education levels. With production hubs in London, New York and Hong Kong, the network provides 24-hour continuous coverage of the people, companies and ideas that move the markets. -
OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on GLOBAL RESET / ELITE / BILDERBERG 2015 / OIL PRICE CRISIS / GOLD / SILVER http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40 As the price of oil drops below $50 for the first time since 2009, noted investor Jeffrey Gundlach warns that a fall to $40 dollars a barrel could spark “terrifying” geopolitical consequences. The February contract for West Texas Intermediate briefly fell to a session low of $49.95 earlier today, while Brent crude also hit a 5-½-year low. However, according to influential investor Gundlach, founder of Doubleline Capital, a fall to $40 could set in motion devastating global developments. “Oil is incredibly important right now,” Gundlach said in a recent intervie... -
1973 Oil Crisis
A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo -
How low can oil prices go?
Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse. -
Canada in economic crisis - Some Canadian oil at $8 barrel - YouTube
In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel. Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015 Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude pegs losses at up to $10/barrel as oil prices collapse .. Aug 12, 2015 - This latest oil price plunge is piling fresh misery on Canadian oil ... the outright price of Canadian heavy crude to around $22.50 a barrel.. TODAY - Some Canadian oil is selling at $8 a barrel... After oil comes the collapse in natural gas prices. Dec 21, 2015 - If you think the fall in the oil price is dramatic and disruptive, take a moment to consider the natural gas market. Nov 11, 2015 - The steady collapse of international natural gas prices has been one of the most important -- but least reported -- commodities stories. Dec 14, 2015 - Price for natura... -
The 1970's Energy Crisis - Demand Exceeds Supply - The Oil Crisis
When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supply, the circuit breaks; when several supplies cease at the same time, we have the energy crisis. Looks at how demand is gaining on supply, and looks to the future to see what new sources of energy show the greatest promise. Showsthe reticence with which Americans and their government addressed sustainable energy issues. Promotes the achievement of U.S. self-sufficiency in energy by 1985. -
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016 The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil exploration. Thus when existing oil supplies begin to run low, it will create a sudden spike in prices since new oil production can not be turned on quickly like turning the valve on a spigot. Current low oil prices are beginning to cause existing shale oil operations to shut down. Conversely, if a sudden short fall in the supply of oil occurs later on, it will create a huge price spike that will ultimately lead to "demand destruction" when alternative energy sources are sought after and found. The phase "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" comes to mind. Another extraordinary factor that is also occurring today that will lea... -
A Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil Crisis
AP U.S. History documentary project including special interviews with Michael Dukakis, Barney Frank, and others!
Counting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisis
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- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 07 Feb 2016
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As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades.
The price...
As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades.
The price of oil has decoupled from the actual cost of production. It is becoming unprofitable and the effects are being felt across the globe.
Nigeria and Angola, Africas's two biggest oil producers are both in talks with the World Bank about support for their strained state finances.
Budgets in Russia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada are in deficit, which means cuts in public spending.
Big oil is cutting jobs and capital spending, in fact BP just reported its worst annual loss in 20 years and Shell reported a 80 percent slide in profits for 2015.
But there are winners too: China, India, Japan, and South Korea are among the largest importers of oil so they are benefiting from the dropping oil price.
We are backtracking the demise of oil - from production companies in the North Sea to a former Caspian Tiger fallen on hard times, Kazakhstan, to find out who are the winners and losers of the oil price drop and what it means for the people.
Also on Counting the Cost: Ireland is now the fastest growing economy in the EU, but has its post-bailout success come at the expense of the country's poor?
And how will it affect Ireland's economy and its people if its closest neighbour, the UK, decides to leave the European Union?
Plus, after years of negotiations, the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been signed at a ceremony in New Zealand. But sealing the deal on paper doesn't mean an end to the opposition, so what is the future of TPPA?
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As the oil price has dropped more than 70 percent since the summer of 2014, the oil industry is facing its deepest downturn in more than two decades.
The price of oil has decoupled from the actual cost of production. It is becoming unprofitable and the effects are being felt across the globe.
Nigeria and Angola, Africas's two biggest oil producers are both in talks with the World Bank about support for their strained state finances.
Budgets in Russia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada are in deficit, which means cuts in public spending.
Big oil is cutting jobs and capital spending, in fact BP just reported its worst annual loss in 20 years and Shell reported a 80 percent slide in profits for 2015.
But there are winners too: China, India, Japan, and South Korea are among the largest importers of oil so they are benefiting from the dropping oil price.
We are backtracking the demise of oil - from production companies in the North Sea to a former Caspian Tiger fallen on hard times, Kazakhstan, to find out who are the winners and losers of the oil price drop and what it means for the people.
Also on Counting the Cost: Ireland is now the fastest growing economy in the EU, but has its post-bailout success come at the expense of the country's poor?
And how will it affect Ireland's economy and its people if its closest neighbour, the UK, decides to leave the European Union?
Plus, after years of negotiations, the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been signed at a ceremony in New Zealand. But sealing the deal on paper doesn't mean an end to the opposition, so what is the future of TPPA?
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- published: 07 Feb 2016
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Oil Prices: What's going on? - An Animation
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- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 07 Dec 2015
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- published: 07 Dec 2015
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The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 20 Feb 2015
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Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
--Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtub...
Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
--Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg
Bloomberg Television offers extensive coverage and analysis of international business news and stories of global importance. It is available in more than 310 million households worldwide and reaches the most affluent and influential viewers in terms of household income, asset value and education levels. With production hubs in London, New York and Hong Kong, the network provides 24-hour continuous coverage of the people, companies and ideas that move the markets.
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Feb. 20 -- Bloomberg’s Bradley Olsen discusses U.S. oil production cutbacks. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
--Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg
Bloomberg Television offers extensive coverage and analysis of international business news and stories of global importance. It is available in more than 310 million households worldwide and reaches the most affluent and influential viewers in terms of household income, asset value and education levels. With production hubs in London, New York and Hong Kong, the network provides 24-hour continuous coverage of the people, companies and ideas that move the markets.
- published: 20 Feb 2015
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OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
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OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
As the price of oil drops below $50 for the first time since 2009, noted investor Jeffrey Gundlach warns that a fall to $40 dollars a barrel could spark “terrifying” geopolitical consequences.
The February contract for West Texas Intermediate briefly fell to a session low of $49.95 earlier today, while Brent crude also hit a 5-½-year low.
However, according to influential investor Gundlach, founder of Doubleline Capital, a fall to $40 could set in motion devastating global developments. “Oil is incredibly important right now,” Gundlach said in a recent interview with FuW. “If oil falls to around $40 a barrel then I think the yield on ten year treasury note is going to 1%. I hope it does not go to $40 because then something is very, very wrong with the world, not just the economy. The geopolitical consequences could be – to put it bluntly – terrifying.”
As Zero Hedge points out, Gundlach is right to draw a correlation between unstable price fluctuations in crude oil and geopolitical turmoil.
“Large and rapid rises and falls in the price of crude oil have correlated oddly strongly with major geopolitical and economic crisis across the globe. Whether driven by problems for oil exporters or oil importers, the ‘difference this time’ is that, thanks to central bank largesse, money flows faster than ever and everything is more tightly coupled with that flow.”
The last time we saw anything like this activity in terms of oil price, it turned out to be a precursor to the global financial collapse of 2008.
“A junk bond implosion is usually a signal that a major stock market crash is on the way. So if you are looking for a “canary in the coal mine”, keep your eye on the performance of energy junk bonds. If they begin to collapse, that is a sign that all hell is about to break loose on Wall Street,” writes Michael Snyder.
As we have previously documented, the sudden drop in the price of oil has much to do with an engineered attack on the Russian economy and the Ruble which is being led by Saudi Arabia and the Obama White House. The ultimate goal is to destabilize the Russian government and foment a color revolution.
This agenda was summed up by Paul Stevens, a fellow for the secretive Royal Institute of International Affairs based at Chatham House in London. oil commodity "crude oil" price "oil price" investor investment humanity global texas "oil trading" trading "brent crude oil" dollar usd dollars debt collapse future 2015 2016 economy politics news media entertainment gas energy gasoline u.s. usa america russia currency "forex trading" "united states" china bank banking savings "bank account" "trading platform" bonds stocks "stock market" performance "wall street" elite millionaire "elite nwo agenda" uprising crash oil price gerald celente lindsey williams david icke coast to coast am iran illuminati bilderberg 2015 gold silver jsnip4 fracking ukraine revolution civil war ww3 wwIII gold price new world order alex jones infowars marc faber jim rogers glenn beck
“If the governments aren’t able to spend to keep the kids off the streets they will go back to the streets, and we could start to see political disruption and upheaval,” wrote Stevens.
The US and the Saudis have resolved to crash the price of oil and with it Russia’s financial system despite the fact that this will also cripple the European economy. Russia has even proposed that the EU dump the TTIP free trade agreement with the United States and instead join the newly established Eurasian Economic Union.
“The U.S. and European sanctions against Russia will become more severe and crippling in the face of drastically falling oil prices – prices which are falling drastically because of the unprecedented boom of shale gas fracking both domestically in the U.S. and abroad in Ukraine and other locales,” writes Mac Slavo. “The oil & gas giants like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have created revolutionary conditions with now direct consequences on U.S. foreign policy and global war for dominance.” Alex Jones covers the news and breaks down the latest way in which they will try to implement carbon taxes and why it’s coming to a fuel pump near you. You never know what he’s going to do or how he’s going to react… If Putin does something in the middle east or does something in Libya that oil price could shoot right back to $100. Because that oversupply is not that thick. five years, it is clear that Saudi Arabia is making a massive $750 billion bet in 2015 that the oil kingdom OPEC
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OIL CRISIS - Terrifying Consequences for World if Oil Price Drops to $40
As the price of oil drops below $50 for the first time since 2009, noted investor Jeffrey Gundlach warns that a fall to $40 dollars a barrel could spark “terrifying” geopolitical consequences.
The February contract for West Texas Intermediate briefly fell to a session low of $49.95 earlier today, while Brent crude also hit a 5-½-year low.
However, according to influential investor Gundlach, founder of Doubleline Capital, a fall to $40 could set in motion devastating global developments. “Oil is incredibly important right now,” Gundlach said in a recent interview with FuW. “If oil falls to around $40 a barrel then I think the yield on ten year treasury note is going to 1%. I hope it does not go to $40 because then something is very, very wrong with the world, not just the economy. The geopolitical consequences could be – to put it bluntly – terrifying.”
As Zero Hedge points out, Gundlach is right to draw a correlation between unstable price fluctuations in crude oil and geopolitical turmoil.
“Large and rapid rises and falls in the price of crude oil have correlated oddly strongly with major geopolitical and economic crisis across the globe. Whether driven by problems for oil exporters or oil importers, the ‘difference this time’ is that, thanks to central bank largesse, money flows faster than ever and everything is more tightly coupled with that flow.”
The last time we saw anything like this activity in terms of oil price, it turned out to be a precursor to the global financial collapse of 2008.
“A junk bond implosion is usually a signal that a major stock market crash is on the way. So if you are looking for a “canary in the coal mine”, keep your eye on the performance of energy junk bonds. If they begin to collapse, that is a sign that all hell is about to break loose on Wall Street,” writes Michael Snyder.
As we have previously documented, the sudden drop in the price of oil has much to do with an engineered attack on the Russian economy and the Ruble which is being led by Saudi Arabia and the Obama White House. The ultimate goal is to destabilize the Russian government and foment a color revolution.
This agenda was summed up by Paul Stevens, a fellow for the secretive Royal Institute of International Affairs based at Chatham House in London. oil commodity "crude oil" price "oil price" investor investment humanity global texas "oil trading" trading "brent crude oil" dollar usd dollars debt collapse future 2015 2016 economy politics news media entertainment gas energy gasoline u.s. usa america russia currency "forex trading" "united states" china bank banking savings "bank account" "trading platform" bonds stocks "stock market" performance "wall street" elite millionaire "elite nwo agenda" uprising crash oil price gerald celente lindsey williams david icke coast to coast am iran illuminati bilderberg 2015 gold silver jsnip4 fracking ukraine revolution civil war ww3 wwIII gold price new world order alex jones infowars marc faber jim rogers glenn beck
“If the governments aren’t able to spend to keep the kids off the streets they will go back to the streets, and we could start to see political disruption and upheaval,” wrote Stevens.
The US and the Saudis have resolved to crash the price of oil and with it Russia’s financial system despite the fact that this will also cripple the European economy. Russia has even proposed that the EU dump the TTIP free trade agreement with the United States and instead join the newly established Eurasian Economic Union.
“The U.S. and European sanctions against Russia will become more severe and crippling in the face of drastically falling oil prices – prices which are falling drastically because of the unprecedented boom of shale gas fracking both domestically in the U.S. and abroad in Ukraine and other locales,” writes Mac Slavo. “The oil & gas giants like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have created revolutionary conditions with now direct consequences on U.S. foreign policy and global war for dominance.” Alex Jones covers the news and breaks down the latest way in which they will try to implement carbon taxes and why it’s coming to a fuel pump near you. You never know what he’s going to do or how he’s going to react… If Putin does something in the middle east or does something in Libya that oil price could shoot right back to $100. Because that oversupply is not that thick. five years, it is clear that Saudi Arabia is making a massive $750 billion bet in 2015 that the oil kingdom OPEC
- published: 07 Jan 2015
- views: 64992
1973 Oil Crisis
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- Duration: 3:35
- Updated: 31 May 2014
- views: 5626
A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo
A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo
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A brief whiteboard animation video that explains the effects of the 1973 Oil Embargo
- published: 31 May 2014
- views: 5626
How low can oil prices go?
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- Duration: 1:28
- Updated: 13 Jan 2016
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Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse.
Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse.
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Oil prices are tanking rapidly, bringing crisis to oil-dependent economies around the globe. Christine Romans explains the four reasons for the collapse.
- published: 13 Jan 2016
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Canada in economic crisis - Some Canadian oil at $8 barrel - YouTube
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- Duration: 14:19
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 14001
In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel.
Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude ...
In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel.
Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude pegs losses at up to $10/barrel as oil prices collapse ..
Aug 12, 2015 - This latest oil price plunge is piling fresh misery on Canadian oil ... the outright price of Canadian heavy crude to around $22.50 a barrel..
TODAY - Some Canadian oil is selling at $8 a barrel...
After oil comes the collapse in natural gas prices.
Dec 21, 2015 - If you think the fall in the oil price is dramatic and disruptive, take a moment to consider the natural gas market.
Nov 11, 2015 - The steady collapse of international natural gas prices has been one of the most important -- but least reported -- commodities stories.
Dec 14, 2015 - Price for natural gas on Monday plunged to its lowest since January 2002
When you see gold at $1,085 an ounce, that's US dollars, it's closer to $1,600 C an ounce.
Job losses continue and the TPP which we hear very little about from our media will cost thousands of jobs...
No light at the end of the tunnel for a Canadian economy in crisis...
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In 2014 Canadian Oil Sands's operating cost per barrel was $49 per barrel.
Will Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Survive $40 Oil? Aug 14, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 - Syncrude pegs losses at up to $10/barrel as oil prices collapse ..
Aug 12, 2015 - This latest oil price plunge is piling fresh misery on Canadian oil ... the outright price of Canadian heavy crude to around $22.50 a barrel..
TODAY - Some Canadian oil is selling at $8 a barrel...
After oil comes the collapse in natural gas prices.
Dec 21, 2015 - If you think the fall in the oil price is dramatic and disruptive, take a moment to consider the natural gas market.
Nov 11, 2015 - The steady collapse of international natural gas prices has been one of the most important -- but least reported -- commodities stories.
Dec 14, 2015 - Price for natural gas on Monday plunged to its lowest since January 2002
When you see gold at $1,085 an ounce, that's US dollars, it's closer to $1,600 C an ounce.
Job losses continue and the TPP which we hear very little about from our media will cost thousands of jobs...
No light at the end of the tunnel for a Canadian economy in crisis...
- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 14001
The 1970's Energy Crisis - Demand Exceeds Supply - The Oil Crisis
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- Duration: 27:35
- Updated: 07 Jul 2013
- views: 6614
When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supp...
When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supply, the circuit breaks; when several supplies cease at the same time, we have the energy crisis. Looks at how demand is gaining on supply, and looks to the future to see what new sources of energy show the greatest promise. Showsthe reticence with which Americans and their government addressed sustainable energy issues. Promotes the achievement of U.S. self-sufficiency in energy by 1985.
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When the Circuit Breaks: America's Energy Crisis (Part I) - The Energy Crisis of the 1970's. All forms of energy have circuit breakers; when demand exceeds supply, the circuit breaks; when several supplies cease at the same time, we have the energy crisis. Looks at how demand is gaining on supply, and looks to the future to see what new sources of energy show the greatest promise. Showsthe reticence with which Americans and their government addressed sustainable energy issues. Promotes the achievement of U.S. self-sufficiency in energy by 1985.
- published: 07 Jul 2013
- views: 6614
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
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- Duration: 40:13
- Updated: 11 Jan 2015
- views: 18818
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil ...
Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil exploration. Thus when existing oil supplies begin to run low, it will create a sudden spike in prices since new oil production can not be turned on quickly like turning the valve on a spigot. Current low oil prices are beginning to cause existing shale oil operations to shut down. Conversely, if a sudden short fall in the supply of oil occurs later on, it will create a huge price spike that will ultimately lead to "demand destruction" when alternative energy sources are sought after and found. The phase "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" comes to mind. Another extraordinary factor that is also occurring today that will lead to very high oil prices is changes in the global weather. There are a minority of scientists that say we are going into global cooling or a global mini ice age versus global warming. Although this is minority opinion, more scientists are now leaning towards global cooling as weather events and solar activity are pointing towards a major cooling trend versus the previously thought global warming models. If the coming mini ice age models are correct, this will undoubtedly lead to extraordinary, unprecedented demand for oil unless new alternative technologies can be brought to market soon.
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Death of the Middle Class & the Oil Crisis of 2015-2016
The current low oil prices are causing a halt in new capital expenditures on oil production and new oil exploration. Thus when existing oil supplies begin to run low, it will create a sudden spike in prices since new oil production can not be turned on quickly like turning the valve on a spigot. Current low oil prices are beginning to cause existing shale oil operations to shut down. Conversely, if a sudden short fall in the supply of oil occurs later on, it will create a huge price spike that will ultimately lead to "demand destruction" when alternative energy sources are sought after and found. The phase "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" comes to mind. Another extraordinary factor that is also occurring today that will lead to very high oil prices is changes in the global weather. There are a minority of scientists that say we are going into global cooling or a global mini ice age versus global warming. Although this is minority opinion, more scientists are now leaning towards global cooling as weather events and solar activity are pointing towards a major cooling trend versus the previously thought global warming models. If the coming mini ice age models are correct, this will undoubtedly lead to extraordinary, unprecedented demand for oil unless new alternative technologies can be brought to market soon.
- published: 11 Jan 2015
- views: 18818
A Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil Crisis
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- Duration: 13:00
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 18341
AP U.S. History documentary project including special interviews with Michael Dukakis, Barney Frank, and others!
AP U.S. History documentary project including special interviews with Michael Dukakis, Barney Frank, and others!
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AP U.S. History documentary project including special interviews with Michael Dukakis, Barney Frank, and others!
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Counting the Cost - Crude reality: Winners and losers in the oil crisis
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The Oil Crisis: What Will Happen to Production?
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A Wake Up Call: The Arab Oil Embargo and the 1973 Oil Crisis
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By using various time series econometric techniques the academics were then able to ascribe changes in either the long-term trend or short-term volatility to all the policy changes and external shocks, including the 1973 oil crisis, corporation tax changes, Margaret Thatcher's labour market reforms, dramatic budgets - such as Geoffrey Howe's in ......
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Economic growth and development can be accelerated by increasing capital investment. That, of course, will create new productive capacity, increase the use of existing productive capacity and enhance the efficiency of productive capacity ... This produced the formidable investments in the bauxite/alumina industry. The first variation to this orientation was the 1973 oil crisis which generated a flood of the so-called Petrodollars ... ....
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IEA medium-term report sees oil market rebalancing in 2017, but investment cuts pose supply security risks down the road ... However, the report points to the risk of an oil price spike in the later part of the outlook period arising from insufficient investment ... Founded in response to the 1973/4 oil crisis, the IEA's initial role was to help countries co-ordinate a collective response to major disruptions in oil supply....
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After nearly a decade, the decision to hike interest rates was taken at the US Federal Open Market Committee policy meeting during the end of 2015. The global market reacted for such big event, but have we forgetten what would be the effect of this decision on silver prices? ... The Fed expected only temporary inflation from the 1973 oil crisis (note the real Fed funds rate is the funds rate minus inflation) ... ....
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One was in New York’s Museum of Modern Art ... “Being included in those exhibitions was a breakthrough for me ... In fact, it is often said that the country experienced il miracolo economico for roughly two decades between the post-war stimulus of the Marshall Plan and the 1973 oil crisis ... Today, Italy is only just beginning to emerge from a devastating economic crisis and the world seems more divided than ever ... That hasn’t happened....
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lawmakers voted to end the nation's decades-long ban on the export of crude oil, which was passed to limit American dependence on foreign oil ... Both measures were created in response to the 1973 oil crisis ... Roughly 40 years ago, Arab members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ended oil exports to the United States in retaliation for U.S. support of Israel in the 1973 Arab-Israeli War....
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Edit Jakarta Post 14 Jan 2016
With global oil prices continuing their plunge — falling below US$30 on Wednesday —, small and locally owned oil and gas companies are at great risk of closure or “bleeding” operations, according to the Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Special Task Force (SKKMigas) ... The current low oil price is not unprecedented, having dropped to $5 per barrel prior to the 1973 oil crisis....
The Deathbed of the WTO
Edit CounterPunch 01 Jan 2016
For a brief period after 1973, the energetic forces from the Global South had pushed hard for the implementation of a New International Economic (NIEO) ... This divide and rule strategy had been first orchestrated after the 1973 oil crisis when Henry Kissinger sought to divide countries such as Algeria, Venezuela and Brazil on one side from Tanzania, Mozambique, Angola, Ethiopia and Zambia....
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