CERA Reports: Peak Oil Theory Based on Faulty Analysis (SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance: Mon, 20 Nov) Paul Kedrosky submits: There is a useful new Cambridge Energy Research Associates, Inc. [CERA ] report out strongly critical of peak oil theory. Instead, the report's authors argue, technology advances mean we are set to see a near-doubling in oil supply by mid-century, and then an "undulating plateau", before decline begins toward the end of [... ]
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GLOBAL MARKETS-Oil jumps; US stocks, dollar little changed (The Forex Market: Tue, 21 Nov) NEW YORK, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices jumped to a 10-day peak and Treasuries drifted higher on Tuesday while U.S. stocks and the dollar were little changed as traders were reluctant to take new positions in a holiday-shortened week.
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Oil firm above $60 after rally, eyes US stockdraw (Reuters via Yahoo! News: Wed, 22 Nov) Oil dipped below $60 a barrel on Wednesday, as dealers took some profits from gains following an extended disruption to Alaskan crude exports and on expectations of a decline in fuel stocks in the United States.
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Oil Prices Should Head Back Up (SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance: Wed, 22 Nov) Andrew Corn submits: My dark hypothesis is that oil prices may once again begin to march. Although I can present a smattering of stats to support my thesis, common sense dictates that despite the pull back last week, we are anything but in a lull when it comes to oil prices.
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Peak-oil debate crackles anew (Houston Chronicle: Sat, 18 Nov) The world's oil resources won't last forever, but production should increase for at least another quarter-century thanks to technology and unconventional sources that "peak oil" theorists often discount, analysts with Cambridge Energy Research Associates said Tuesday.
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Pipeline oil slows to pace shipping (Anchorage Daily News: Wed, 22 Nov) The amount of oil flowing through the trans-Alaska oil pipeline has been intentionally slowed because of high winds at the marine terminal in Valdez, where oil is loaded onto tankers for shipment to West Coast refineries.
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Japanese Stocks May Gain, Led by Inpex, as Oil Rises Above $60 (Bloomberg.com: Tue, 21 Nov) Nov. 22 (Bloomberg) - Japanese stocks may gain, led by commodity-related shares, after crude oil prices rose above $60 a barrel and copper and nickel gained the most in five weeks. Inpex Holdings Inc. and Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. may rise.
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