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Post by EmptyBee »

Tess wrote:gas prices going through roof!

Because of this presumably:
BBC wrote: Fire fought at major gas terminal

Fire crews are tackling a major blaze at one of the largest gas terminal complexes in the UK, Norfolk fire service has confirmed

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/norfolk/7269868.stm
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I wonder if certain malcontents managed to get through the security then???
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Post by Keela »

Says 102.60 on ticker below.
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102.90
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Post by mikepepler »

The next record high for oil will be next Tuesday.

The reason for this is that I will be out and not have access to the internet that day. Every day I'm out for work, oil hits a new high. Happened yesterday, also happened last week, and other occasions too! :lol:
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Post by syberberg »

mikepepler wrote:The next record high for oil will be next Tuesday.

The reason for this is that I will be out and not have access to the internet that day. Every day I'm out for work, oil hits a new high. Happened yesterday, also happened last week, and other occasions too! :lol:
You might need to change your avatar to a canary then, Mike. :wink:
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My bf found a canary hopping around on the towpath yesterday. He brought it on to the boat to be delivered to the RSPCA but after an hour it keeled over dead. We think perhaps his wood stove might be leaking CO2...

Edit: CO I meant, duh :roll: :oops:
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Tess wrote: We think perhaps his wood stove might be leaking CO2...
CO, shurely?
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Lol, sorry. Yes. Just got so used to writing CO2 recently!
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Post by SunnyJim »

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.j ... earch=true

Get one quick! CO is nasty stuff. <states the bloody obvious>
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Post by Vortex »

$103 ....
The euro once again rose to record highs earlier today, while a jump to 103 usd per barrel sent brent crude to new records.
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/art ... 389807.htm
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Post by PS_RalphW »

Upstream online now showing 8 out of 11 grades of oil over $100 spot price.

http://www.upstreamonline.com/market

Only the yucky toxic stuff still under three digits.
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Post by biffvernon »

Great headline at Platts:
NYMEX crude opens 59 cents lower at $102/barrel on profit-taking
So that's ok then.
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Post by Vortex »

This simple chart shows you how the oil price fluctuates as a reaction to global events. Easy peasy.
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Post by Keela »

Soooooooo simple really... dunno what the fuss is about!

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