Now THAT is interesting... I'm curious to know if that will make an impact domestically.
particularly given the refinery problem.
it might make the people in the futures market stop being jackasses.
Saudis promise to pump 200k more, nut the Nigeria attack means there is 300k a day less in the system ...
from what I've heard, it won't make a difference on gas prices
the speculators in the future market won't exit until we do something domestically...
Oh, and now the North Sea oil fields have a problem too .. so Saudis pump 200K more, Nigeria is down 300K/day, and the North Sea is down
That means prices might go up, not down .. OPEC is just playing games.
prices will go up. We need to find a solution domestically
whether that's pump more oil or REALLY push alternative fuels and energy, now!