Oil down on mixed inventory report »
Posted By STONERS 1 year, 8 months ago in Business & FinanceOil prices are down following the government's report that the nation's crude oil supplies rose more than expected last week while heating oil inventories fell more than forecast.
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Cityslicker1 year, 8 months ago
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$1.85 N.A. before Katrina , 3 years later $3.15 in three years the N.I.R. rose that much ?
If Oil Companies and Commodity Traders were just making a slight profit , I would believe it was due to Inflationary Economics but the Oil Companies are enjoying record breaking profits and Traders are cashing in on more and more profits , something is wrong .
$2.00 to $2.25 a gallon would be on par for Inflationary projection of 3 years not $3.15 .
I now know what the term "They're sucking the life blood right out of the Country" means .
It's got to stop or the United States will finally recede to a Bankrupt Nation .
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