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Paris : vent de panique sur le pétrole, les actions plongent.

navidad a écrit :99.94$ 5....4...3...2...1....

Waiting for a Saudi revolution before buying those $200 oil calls? It may be time to reevaluate: according to Nomura a halt in just Libyan and Algerian oil production (far more likely than the crisis spilling over to Saudi) would send oil to over $220/bbl. Specifically "the closest comparison to the current MENA unrest is the 1990-91 Gulf War. If Libya and Algeria were to halt oil production together, prices could peak above US$220/bbl and OPEC spare capacity will be reduced to 2.1mmbbl/d, similar to levels seen during the Gulf war and when prices hit US$147/bbl in 2008." Wouldn't a doubling in price lead to a major demand plunge as well? Yes it would "This could also result in a temporary demand destruction of some 2.0mmbbl/d globally." Also, since the Fed's free money was not flooding global market last time, $220 is just a lowball estimate: "We could be underestimating this as speculative activities were largely not present in 1990-91."

Théotrace2 a écrit :plus de 114$ sur le brent

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Alors que le CAC 40 venait de repasser sous les 4000 points, NYSE Euronext a annoncé que l'indice parisien a été suspendu de cotation pour un incident technique. Un incident qui survient deux jours après celle de la Bourse de Milan.