end of 2011. - Beginning of the second wave of the crisis - page 42

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On the RTS index, there could be a small bounce up from the support level of 1600 points, because there are two strong support levels at this value. The target remains the same - 1500 points.
This is not the beginning of the second wave of the crisis, with high probability, on RTS we will still see the pre-New Year's rally!
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The exchange rate of the Rouble is directly dependent on the oil price. The nearest serious resistance level for the Rouble is at the psychological mark of 30 Roubles per $1.
During the second wave of the crisis there will be another devaluation of the rouble - this will be due to a collapse in oil prices.
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The nearest serious support level for Brent is in the $90-92/bbl price range.
During the second wave of the crisis, oil could fall into the $15-$20/bbl price range, depending on the grade.
/Alexei, links to paid resources are forbidden here - MathematDuring the second wave of the crisis, there will be another devaluation of the rouble - this will be due to the collapse of the oil price.
Прогноз цены на бензин
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NYROBA:
You're making predictions like baking cakes....)))
You make forecasts like baked cakes....)))
I have several hundred price charts marked up: currencies, indices, stocks, precious and industrial metals, commodities, commodities, commodities, products, real estate, etc.
To see the big picture. just sit back and watch the price move along a given trajectory... :)
Unfortunately, in Russia the price of petrol has little or nothing to do with oil prices.
Here we go again with the deception and the brouhaha about the exceptionally positive trend in demand for oil..... )))))))))
in short, as long as oil is priced in, don't expect petrol prices to go down.
HOWEVER, the positive grain yields are worrying - will they cut bread prices? )))))))))))))))))))))
Here we go again with the deceit and the platitudes about the exceptionally positive trend in demand for oil..... )))))))))
in short, as long as oil is priced in, don't expect petrol prices to go down.
HOWEVER, the positive grain yields are worrying - will they cut bread prices? )))))))))))))))))))))
Wheat prices will at least triple!
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