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[Jens T]

Trotzdem kein Grund zur Panik! Alles schon mal dagewesen, danach ging es meist sehr schnell weiter runter als es vorher war!



8 Apr 2002 11:30 ECT +DJ Iraq To Cut Oil Exports For 30 Days From Monday - Saddam


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8 Apr 2002 11:31 ECT *DJ Iraq Oil Export Cut Depends On Israeli W Bank Withdrawal



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8 Apr 2002 11:34 ECT DJ Iraq/Oil/Export/Cut -2: Cut Takes Effect Immediately




BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP)--Iraqi President Saddam Hussein announced Iraq would cut oil exports starting Monday for 30 days or until Israel withdraws from Palestinian territories.

In a nationally televised speech, Saddam said all exports would be cut. The oil minister said the move took effect as Saddam spoke.

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[M_B_S]

Jens T schneller als M_B_S bei schlechten bullishen Nachrichten ? !

Alter Bulle ! hast nen Call im Depot !

EMBARGO !

Das erklärt auch warum Sharon sofort vor die Presse ging und bedingungslos Kapituliert !

Ich sagte es ja : jetzt geht alles ganz schnell

Palestinenser bekommen IHREN Staat

IRAN wird nachziehen beim OEL Embargo !

Aktien Crash folgt

CU JensT !

Was sagst du eigentlich zu den Oelarbeitern Venezuela ? !

[Jens T]

da staunst du was, mbs?

[Performancebomber]

Keine Panik, wegen den 2 Fäßchen weniger am Tag. Was glaubt Ihr warum die Brennstoffzellen-Technologie gerade so massiv auch von den Amerikanern forciert wird ?
In 5 Jahren können die alle Erdölquellen schließen und es interssiert keine Sau mehr.

[Jens T]

8 Apr 2002 11:47 ECT DJ Iraq/Oil/Export/Cut-3: To Review In 30 Days If No Pullout



Saddam said Iraq`s top leaders met earlier Monday and decided "in the name of the people of Iraq ... to stop exporting oil totally as of this afternoon through the pipelines flowing to the Turkish ports and the south for 30 days" unless Israel withdrew earlier. He said that if Israel hadn`t withdrawn within the 30 days, Iraq would consider what action to take.

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[Jens T]

bevor jetzt gleich wieder alle in panik ausbrechen sage ich nochmal:

das kommt alles andere als überraschend!
die anderen opec-länder sitzen auf freien kapazitäten > 6 mio bbl pro tag! (irak förderte täglich nur 2 bis 2,5 mio bbl)
seit wochen weisen diese länder (saudis etc) drauf hin, dass sie dir irakischen mengen sofort ersetzen werden, sollte diese ausfallen!

also ruhe bewahren! der einzige verlierer dieses boykotts ist der irak!

[bödel]

Montag, 08.04.2002, 12:44
Irak stoppt Erdölexporte für 30 Tage
BAGDAD (dpa-AFX) - Der israkische Staatschef Saddam Hussein hat den Stopp der Erdölexporte angekündigt. In den kommenden 30 Tagen werde kein Öl mehr ausgeführt, kündigte er am Montag in einer Rede an die Nation an. Der Boykott beginne am Montag. Bagdad hatte die arabischen Staaten vergangene Woche dazu aufgerufen, die Erdölexporte als Druckmittel im Nahost-Konflikt einzusetzen. Die Organisation Erdöl exportierender Länder (OPEC) lehnte einen Erdölboykott jedoch ab./sp/FP/av



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[Jens T]

8 Apr 2002 11:52 ECT DJ Iraq/Oil/Export/Cut-4: Move Aims To Pressure US On Israel



Iraq had begun making calls last week on Arabs to cut oil supplies as a way of pressuring the U.S. to force Israel to end its military incursions into Palestinian territory.

A boycott would be ineffective without Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, who have rejected Iraq`s call to use oil as a weapon. Many Gulf states depend on oil revenues for more than two-thirds of government income and cannot afford to stop sales.

The last time oil-producing Arab nations used oil as a political weapon was in 1973, when reduced exports caused a global energy crisis. Since then, the world`s wealthiest nations have created the International Energy Agency to provide a cushion against any similar disruption.

Based in Paris, the IEA can tap into 4 billion barrels of strategic oil reserves maintained by its member countries. That`s equal to more than five years of Iraqi production, based on the IEA`s estimate of Iraq`s output in January.

In November 2000, Saudi Arabia led the adoption of a pledge by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and other major exporters that oil wouldn`t be used as a political weapon.

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[Jens T]

nach dem kleinen hüpfer viertel vor eins scheint man sich ja tatsächlich schon wieder beruhigt zu haben:

[M_B_S]

Ruhig jensT

Noch hat die Wallstreet nicht eröffnet

keine Antwort zu Iran und Venezuela ?

Die hast du in deiner Saudischen Rechnung unterschlagen !

[M_B_S]

So oder so Oelpreis wäre auch ohne Embargo gestiegen :

The Irish Examiner 08 Apr 2002



OPEC oil exporters are not planning to release any extra crude supply onto world markets this year, cartel chief Ali Rodriguez said. Oil prices have jumped by a third in six weeks on fears of worsening conflict in the Middle East.


OPEC secretary general Rodriguez said financial speculation on futures markets was to blame for rising prices and the group would wait for more demand from consumers before easing supply curbs.



"My opinion is that there should be no increase in production if prices rise due to speculation. If there is demand growth and the market needs more oil, of course we should do so," he said.



International benchmark Brent crude oil hit a six-month high of $28.15 per barrel on Thursday, fuelled by concerns that escalating violence in the Middle East would spill over into the oil-rich Gulf region.



The rally eased when US president George W. Bush called on Israel to withdraw troops from Palestinian-controlled areas of the West Bank and revived hopes for peace talks by deciding to send Secretary of State Colin Powell to the region.



"After Bush`s declarations there should be quite a bit of profit-taking and prices should moderate next week," Rodriguez said.



Brent on Friday traded down 12 cents at $27.19 a barrel.



But the price is still 30% higher than six weeks ago before the US toughened its rhetoric on oil exporter Iraq and then appeared to step aside when violence flared between Israelis and Palestinians. Rodriguez said the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries had learned from experience in 2000, when prices hit their highest level in a decade, not to react to speculative spikes.



In that year, soaring prices triggered what he saw as excessive production hikes, accumulated surplus oil in storage and forced a series of painful output cuts last year.



Rodriguez said he did not even expect OPEC, which controls two thirds of world exports, to raise output at its next meeting scheduled for June. "I don`t think there will be an increase this year unless there is a war or something," he said.



"If there is any increase at all, it will be very small." Having slashed its production by 20% since early last year, the 11-member cartel wants to be sure a world economic recovery is firmly under way before easing output policy.



Stocks of oil in the consuming countries were still relatively high, Rodriguez said, and demand growth still faltering after last year`s economic downturn.

Jetzt steigt er eben schneller über 30 $

[Jens T]

sorry mbs, hatte ich ganz vergessen

zu venezuela: soweit ich weiß, waren da 12 h streik, naja
zur iran: nur weil der ayatollah was von embargo faselt, würde brechen bei mir keine versorgungsängste aus, zumal das iranische ölministerium sofort klarstellte, das nix dergleichen passieren wird.

zufrieden?

[NixpassiertBenno]

Meint ihr wirklich, dass die Amis sich von so einem wie Saddam einschüchtern lassen. Wenn die Kurse fallen sollten, dann würden wir alle wissen, dass die Amis total auf die paar Barrel von Irak angewiesen sind oder wären.

Ich denke, dass alles normal bleiben wird. Der Zorn der Amerikaner Irak gegenüber wird nur steigen.

Rüstung
Technologie

wird anziehen.

Kurzfristig wird die Automobilbranche etwas darunter leiden.

Aber bald ist das ÖL in amerikanischer Hand. Dann wird mit der schwarzen Soße verschwenderisch, nach old fucking american style umgeganen.

So, stay cool

[Performancebomber]

zu #4

seht Ihr :

08.04 14:32/DaimlerChrysler und Choren erforschen Kraftstoffe aus Biomasse

Stuttgart (vwd) - Die DaimlerChrysler AG, Stuttgart, und die Choren
Industries GmbH, Freiberg/Sachsen, haben ein gemeinsames Forschungsprojekt
zur Herstellung von Methanol und Dieselkraftstoff aus Biomasse gestartet.
DaimlerChrysler werde diese Kraftstoffe sowohl in Fahrzeugen mit Dieselmotor
als auch in den Brennstoffzellen-Fahrzeugen erproben, teilte der Konzern am
Montag mit. Das bis Mitte 2003 laufende Forschungsvorhaben solle Auskunft
darüber geben, zu welchen Preisen und Umfeldbedingungen diese erneuerbaren
Kraftstoffe hergestellt werden können.

DaimlerChrysler unterstütze die Arbeiten mit über einer Mio EUR, das
Bundeswirtschaftsministerium fördere das Projekt mit etwa 5,5 Mio EUR.
+++ Hansgeorg Vogel
vwd/8.4.2002/vo/rio

[Neonjaeger]

Will Saddam nur das "öl für Nahrung" Öl nicht liefern oder auch sein Schmuggle ÖL nicht mehr exportieren?

[Rosainnenfutter]

Verdient hat der Westen das bei seiner Politik !!

[Jens T]

@neonjäger:

gute frage

[Jens T]

9 Apr 2002 09:56 ECT +DJ Saudi Oil Min: Oil Supply Not Linked To Mideast - Report


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9 Apr 2002 09:57 ECT *DJ Saudi Oil Min:Committed To Stable Mkt, Fair Price-Report



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9 Apr 2002 09:58 ECT *DJ Saudi Oil Min: Rejects Oil As Political Weapon - Report



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9 Apr 2002 10:16 ECT DJ Saudi/Oil Min -2: Saudi Has Showed Commitment Before




CAIRO (Dow Jones)--Saudi Arabia rejects the use of oil as a political weapon and is committed to stable and fair prices on the oil market, Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi was quoted as saying in remarks published Tuesday.

Asked by the London-based Arabic newspaper Al Hayat whether Saudi Arabia, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries` largest oil exporter, would use oil as a political weapon, Naimi said: "During many crises in the past, the kingdom and OPEC showed their commitment to and support for the world oil market."

"Regardless of what is being said here and there, there is a commitment to stable prices and supply," he added.

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9 Apr 2002 10:41 ECT DJ Saudi/Oil Min -3: World Oil Supplies Not Threatened




Asked whether there would be a sudden change in oil prices after Iraq`s move Monday to halt exports for 30 days in solidarity with the Palestinians, Naimi said, "The two situations are not connected. (Iraq`s) position is political and (oil) is economic," he said.

"I don`t think there is any connection between oil and current events in the Middle East.

"The position of the Kingdom and its keenness to ensure supplies has been emphasized again and again. There is nothing that threatens oil supplies worldwide," Naimi said.

-By Mahmoud Kassem, Dow Jones Newswires; [phone]; [e-mail]

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