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Bei den aktuellen Oel- und Gaspreisen duerfte der Buchwert von Delta jetzt bei $7-8 liegen. In den letzten Tagen lag das Volumen im Durchschnitt bei 26.000 Stueck. Ich glaube, dass es so langsam aber sicher im Hinblick auf die Entscheidung des Senats zu einer gewissen Akkumulation kommt. Delta musste heute zwar 5Cents abgeben, aber das duerfte eine Reaktion auf den etwas ruecklaeufigen Oelpreis sein, der heute in New York mit $27.56 fuer das Barrel schloss. Laut folgendem Artikel gab der Oelpreis aufgrund eines Berichts des American Petroleum Institute nach, der zeigte, dass die US-Lagerbestaende in der Woche mit Ende zum 29. Maerz um 6.5 Millionen Barrels, oder 2,1% auf 322 Millionen anstiegen, der groesste Zuwachs in 11 Monaten. 04/03 13:06 Crude Oil Falls After Report of Large Gain in U.S. Inventories By Mark Shenk New York, April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell for the first time in six sessions after the American Petroleum Institute reported that U.S. inventories had their biggest weekly gain in 11 months. The increase came as tankers made deliveries to Houston- area refineries after being delayed by fog in late March. Prices still were up about 8 percent from a week ago as violence between Israel and the Palestinians spurred concern that Middle East supplies might be disrupted. ``Prices fell after the inventory report, though with the unsettled Middle East we aren`t getting as dramatic a move down as one might have expected,`` said Abe Glass, president of Glass Futures Corp., an energy brokerage in New York. Crude oil for May delivery was 22 cents lower at $27.49 a barrel in midday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices fell as much as 56 cents, or 2 percent, to $27.15 in earlier trading. Oil yesterday rose to $28.10, the highest price since Sept. 18. In London, crude oil for May settlement fell as much as 86 cents, or 3.1 percent, to $26.80 a barrel on the International Petroleum Exchange. The contract was recently down 43 cents. Oil prices rebounded from the day`s lows after the Associated Press and other news services reported that Egypt will limit diplomatic contacts with Israel. Egypt and Jordan are the only Arab states with embassies in Israel. Israel today expanded its West Bank offensive in a campaign that has confined Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to his office in Ramallah since Friday, news reports said. Inventory Increase U.S. inventories of crude oil rose 6.5 million barrels, or 2.1 percent, to 322 million barrels in the week ended Friday, the highest level since June, the institute`s report showed. The delay in tanker deliveries caused a decline of 6.2 million barrels in last week`s report. The jump in oil supplies has ``taken some steam out of the rally,`` said Chester Irvin, a crude-oil broker at ABN Amro Inc. in New York. Prices had been rising as tensions in the Middle East escalated, not because of the fundamentals of supply and demand, he said. Gasoline inventories rose 3.87 million barrels, or 1.9 percent, to 209 million barrels, the first rise in six weeks, the institute said. Supplies were 8.7 percent higher than year- earlier levels. Gasoline futures for May delivery fell as much as 2.78 cents, or 3.2 percent, to 84.2 cents a gallon in New York. Prices reached 87.4 cents a gallon during trading yesterday, the highest price since June 18. Futures prices, which represent wholesale markets, have risen 49 percent this year. Pump prices have jumped 23 percent since the end of February, reaching a nationwide average $1.371 a gallon in the week ended Monday, according to an Energy Department survey of filling stations. Norway, which this year reduced its output in support of an OPEC effort to boost prices, expects to increase oil production in July and may act sooner if oil prices reach $30 a barrel, Oil Minister Einar Steensnaes said in a telephone interview. Norway is the world`s third-largest oil exporter after Saudi Arabia and Russia. OPEC Discipline The increase in U.S. stockpiles came as OPEC discipline in limiting supplies waned last month. The 10 nations bound by quotas pumped 1.1 million barrels a day more than promised in March, the second-highest level of overproduction since June 2000, according to Bloomberg estimates. At the start of the year, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries reduced its output ceiling for the nations bound by the accord to 21.7 million barrels a day, the lowest level in a decade, to boost prices. ``If Israel pulls out of the Palestinian territories you would automatically see prices fall $1.50,`` Irvin said. ``If there is further escalation involving Lebanon and Syria we could see a rise of up to $5.`` |
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| aus der Diskussion: | Delta Petroleum (DPTR) vor Entschädigung zw. US$ 228 und 360 Mio. |
| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | Vinoveritas (04.04.02 01:48:47) |
| Beitrag: | 22 von 30 (ID:5996194) |
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