GiveMeLeverage
& I will remove the world
E' comunemente risaputo, non ci sono indagini ufficiali perché al governo va bene così, si tratta di un sistema per consolidare il potere.
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2 (31 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione tommy271
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GiveMeLeverage
& I will remove the world
carib
rerum cognoscere causas
E' intuitivo.. quando il potere ha discrezione per decidere chi compra dollari a 10, chi a 3.300 e chi a 100.000, e' facile intuire chi potrà' comprare a 10.. e quanto vale l'autorizzazione a comprare a 10..
biondorules
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OPEC said to agree on oil-cuts extension to end of 2018
OPEC said to agree on oil-cuts extension to end of 2018
By NAYLA RAZZOUK, GRANT SMITH AND WAEL MAHDI on 11/30/2017
VIENNA (Bloomberg) -- OPEC agreed to extend its oil-production cuts to the end of next year as the job of rebalancing the market is not yet done, according to delegates at a ministerial meeting in Vienna.
Talks have now moved on to the mechanism that will be used to review the agreement in mid-2018, the delegates said, asking not to be identified as the closed-door discussion isn’t yet over. Ministers also need to get Russia, their largest non-OPEC ally, on board at a meeting with other partner countries later on Thursday.
The outcome of the day’s initial gathering, comprising just OPEC ministers, reflects a rare consensus between members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, with no dissonant voices in the run-up to the meeting. All agreed that the market is moving in the right direction, but is not yet balanced. While Moscow has voiced its support for an extension, it is said to want assurances on how and when the agreement will be phased out.
“OPEC ministers have very clearly said that they’re extremely committed towards getting that inventory overhang down,” Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at consultants Energy Aspects Ltd. in London, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. “The questions that are going to get asked now are about Russia’s involvement, which I also think is going to be very much for the full year.”
Exit plan
For Russia, reassurance about how the curbs will eventually be wound down seems to be as important as the duration of the extension, according to people involved in negotiations earlier this week. It needs greater clarity than most OPEC members because its economic policy making is more complex, including a floating exchange rate that fluctuates with the oil price.
It’s premature to talk about an exit strategy because OPEC and its allies are relying on oil demand in the third quarter of 2018 to finally eliminate the inventory surplus, Saudi Oil Minister Khalid Al-Falih said Thursday before the meeting. But the kingdom is open to discussions about how the group could wind down the cuts “very gradually” once its goals are achieved, he said.
Benchmark Brent crude traded at $64.01/bbl at 12:48 p.m. in London, up 1.4%.
OPEC said to agree on oil-cuts extension to end of 2018
By NAYLA RAZZOUK, GRANT SMITH AND WAEL MAHDI on 11/30/2017
VIENNA (Bloomberg) -- OPEC agreed to extend its oil-production cuts to the end of next year as the job of rebalancing the market is not yet done, according to delegates at a ministerial meeting in Vienna.
Talks have now moved on to the mechanism that will be used to review the agreement in mid-2018, the delegates said, asking not to be identified as the closed-door discussion isn’t yet over. Ministers also need to get Russia, their largest non-OPEC ally, on board at a meeting with other partner countries later on Thursday.
The outcome of the day’s initial gathering, comprising just OPEC ministers, reflects a rare consensus between members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, with no dissonant voices in the run-up to the meeting. All agreed that the market is moving in the right direction, but is not yet balanced. While Moscow has voiced its support for an extension, it is said to want assurances on how and when the agreement will be phased out.
“OPEC ministers have very clearly said that they’re extremely committed towards getting that inventory overhang down,” Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at consultants Energy Aspects Ltd. in London, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. “The questions that are going to get asked now are about Russia’s involvement, which I also think is going to be very much for the full year.”
Exit plan
For Russia, reassurance about how the curbs will eventually be wound down seems to be as important as the duration of the extension, according to people involved in negotiations earlier this week. It needs greater clarity than most OPEC members because its economic policy making is more complex, including a floating exchange rate that fluctuates with the oil price.
It’s premature to talk about an exit strategy because OPEC and its allies are relying on oil demand in the third quarter of 2018 to finally eliminate the inventory surplus, Saudi Oil Minister Khalid Al-Falih said Thursday before the meeting. But the kingdom is open to discussions about how the group could wind down the cuts “very gradually” once its goals are achieved, he said.
Benchmark Brent crude traded at $64.01/bbl at 12:48 p.m. in London, up 1.4%.
biondorules
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Kain
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Noi sardi diciamo scusasa de mali pagarori (scuse di chi non paga)diciamo che è più positiva delle alternative, cioè nessuna dichiarazione o una dichiarazione che smettono di pagare visto che i soldi di PDVSA se li sono intascati una manica di funzionari corrotti
Kain
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La frase in neretto è la mia preoccupazione, è inutile continuare a ripetere paghiamo e paghiamo devono arrivare i soldi, SU DINNAI alla sarda
carib
rerum cognoscere causas
quanto, e quando.. this is the question..
alderan74
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alcuni sulla pagina di del pino di twitter..hanno scritto che e' stato mandato in giudizio dal regime mentre altri credono che giustamente e' stato accusato..in fin dei conti il risultato che e' colpevole ha due diverse medaglie..