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Oil supplies argue for $10 oil: Analyst

By   || August 30, 2010 at 10:40 GMT
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The highest oil supplies on record are sloshing around the markets, oil analyst Peter Buetel tells CNBC. Absent financial players buying commodities as a safe-haven from debased currencies, the price of the commodity would be around $10, he concludes.

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4 Responses to “Oil supplies argue for $10 oil: Analyst”

  1. ams on August 30th, 2010 10:50 GMT

    Hi Jamie,

    He means that oil would be $10 pb?

    He is for sure gets paid as an analyst,,, If he can become an analyst, I have a bright chance too :-)

    ta
    ams

  2. JJ on August 30th, 2010 11:00 GMT

    Either he is having huge shorts on oil or he wishes to buy oil well, but only possible when oil reaches to $10.

  3. Nrek on August 30th, 2010 11:11 GMT

    Too much stress.

  4. Lance on August 30th, 2010 11:12 GMT

    I agree 10 bucks is highly unlikely. But we do realize now that there is well more than a century of economically viable natural gas in the ground, probably much more. And I think it’s Qatar, maybe, that is set to test fly a jetliner on the stuff (liquid jet fuel produced from natty gas). Oil as a haven might not be so safe after all.

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