[Coal costs have increased more than four-fold from 2000 to 2008,
while crude oil costs have increased three-fold over the same time period (Wiki).]
While crude oil is traded globally via tankers and pipelines, natural gas trading remains primarily isolated within the US and Canada and lacks the infrastructure to be a true global commodity.
The week played out with Gold pushing higher
while Crude Oil consolidated around the round number 100.
The week played out with Gold holding at support before a small move higher Friday
while Crude Oil had a hiccup move lower before recovering to end the week slightly higher.
Elsewhere look for Gold to consolidate with a downward bias
while Crude Oil consolidates in a tight range.
The week played out with Gold gapping lower and end down
while Crude Oil pulled back as well before rebounding.
The week played out with Gold drifting lower
while Crude Oil turned down and dropped all week.
The week played out with Gold popping higher early in the week only to hit resistance
while Crude Oil melted up.
It looked for Gold ($ GLD) to continue the bounce higher
while Crude Oil ($ USO) might join it as it is also biased to the upside short term.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue lower, resuming its downtrend
while Crude Oil also continues lower.
Elsewhere look for Gold to move lower as it breaks support
while Crude Oil also continues lower short term.
The week played out with Gold steady before a push higher to end the week up
while Crude Oil continued to be range bound.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue its uptrend
while Crude Oil continues lower.
The week played out with Gold probing higher but falling back late in the week
while Crude Oil continued to consolidate.
The week played out with Gold consolidating but with an upward drift
while Crude Oil continued its drift higher.
The week played out with Gold finding support before a bounce higher
while Crude Oil continued the drift lower.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue lower
while Crude Oil continues to move up.
We looked for Gold ($ GLD) to continue to consolidate or move lower
while Crude Oil ($ USO) continued to rise.
Elsewhere looked for Gold ($ GLD) to continue lower
while Crude Oil ($ USO) continued to move higher.
Elsewhere it looked for Gold ($ GLD) to continue lower in its consolidation
while Crude Oil ($ USO) continued lower as well.
The week played out with Gold starting higher before getting knocked back
while Crude Oil made several tests higher but could not get through resistance.
Look for Gold to continue to consolidate or move lower
while Crude Oil continues to rise.
That said Gold ($ GLD) looked to continue lower
while Crude Oil ($ USO) rose.
Gold looks to consolidate the latest move lower
while Crude Oil joins it to the downside.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue lower
while Crude Oil moves to the upside in the short run.
Gold looks set to continue higher within the sideways channel
while Crude Oil continues its rise.
The week played out with Gold limping lower but in a tight range
while Crude Oil started higher but fell back to near even late in the week.
Elsewhere looked for Gold ($ GLD) to continue lower
while Crude Oil ($ USO) continued to the upside.
As July ends and we move into the dog days of August look for Gold to continue the bounce in the downtrend
while Crude Oil consolidates or pulls back in the uptrend.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue in its short term uptrend
while Crude Oil churns with more sideways price action.
Outside of them directly though look for Gold to consolidate or continue higher
while Crude Oil has a similar feel for a reversal in its case.
The week played out with Gold consolidating before leaking lower towards the end of the week
while Crude Oil drifted higher in a tight range.
The week played out with Gold moving higher
while Crude Oil continued the drift lower.
The week played out with Gold moving lower through 1300
while Crude Oil did reverse and move higher.
Elsewhere look for Gold to continue lower
while Crude Oil continues to move higher.
The week played out with Gold dropping Monday and consolidating all week until another hit Friday
while Crude Oil printed a series of long legged doji in consolidation.
And in the environmental impact statement, Pilgrim officials wrote: «
While crude oil shipment downriver is a relatively recent phenomena on the Hudson River, the increasing production of crude in North America because of fracking, and Canadian tar sands, is likely to result in increasing demand to move the crude oil to coastal areas for shipment to refineries.
While crude oil prices might never get back to their past highs, an upward turn could transform Transocean (NYSE: RIG), Dawson Geophysical (NASDAQ: DWSN), and Encana (NYSE: ECA) into profit - friendly investments to buy on sale.
The Dollar Index also declined 0.39 % to 95.461 in the same period
while the crude oil futures have plunged 5.32 %.
This week, the S&P 500 Index has risen 2.31 % and the Euro Stoxx 50 Index has surged 4.21 %
while the crude oil futures have declined 3.47 %.
The dollar is flat against the euro,
while crude oil futures have recovered to nearly $ 47 a barrel.
The dollar is little changed,
while crude oil futures are holding just above $ 60 a barrel.
The dollar, however, is little changed against the euro, just under $ 1.06,
while crude oil futures are still stuck below $ 42 a barrel ahead of Friday's OPEC meeting.
Not exact matches
Meanwhile, traders in distressed debt and mortgage - linked securities could be seeing pay cuts around 25 %,
while crude -
oil traders are expecting a 20 % cut, reported Bloomberg.
In 1986,
while in charge of
crude oil supply and strategic planning in the refining and marketing division at Petro - Canada, Thompson saw the worst downturn of her career.
While the short position Chanos has in Alibaba has not worked out, Yusko was right on one of his most bearish calls in recent years: In early 2015 he predicted
oil would hit $ 30 when many thought
crude had already hit a bottom.
Potential U.S. sanctions on sales of light
crude to Venezuela's
oil company PDVSA would hamper its already weak refining network
while leaving at least one tanker in limbo, according to a source from the state - run firm and Thomson Reuters data.
Downstream companies make money on the difference between the price of
crude and the price of the refined petroleum extracted from it (a difference known as the «crack spread»),
while midstreaming is a volume business (ship more
oil, earn more money).
In
oil markets, Brent
crude traded at around $ 51.03 a barrel on Tuesday, down 1.14 percent,
while U.S.
crude was around $ 47.50 a barrel, down 1.82 percent.
In
oil markets, Brent
crude traded at around $ 47.99 a barrel on Wednesday, down 0.52 percent,
while U.S.
crude was around $ 50.59 a barrel, down 0.73 percent.