And what factor could push the price of oil into the $20-$15-a-barrel range? - page 10
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2. the point is not clear
The price of petrol does not depend on the standard of living - it depends on the availability of oil fields in the country and refining capacity.
The price of gasoline does not depend on the standard of living - it depends on the availability of oil fields in the country and refining capacity.
Norway? The most oil-rich and oil-profitable per capita? $1.44
Not to you personally: Stop politicising oil and gas issues, it's just business.
Norway? The most oil-rich and oil-profitable per capita? $1.44
Not to you personally: Stop politicising oil and gas issues, it's just business.
Where did I write about politics?
Norway has extra taxes on oil refining.
Or does the US have a lower standard of living than Norway?
Not you personally: Enough with the politicking
Where did I write about politics?
In Norway there are extra taxes on oil refining.
The price of petrol does not depend on the standard of living - it depends on the availability of oil fields and refining capacity in the country.
So it does depend...
PS: Let's wrap it up, I'm boredOver three days a certain individual or a narrow group of individuals bought more than a million futures on the North Sea grade, betting on an increase in quotations of 32 billion rubles and depositing about 9 billion rubles as collateral, according to the dailystatistics ofthe exchange for positions in derivative financial instruments.
Active buying began last Friday, when Brent was trading around $32 a barrel: the volume of futures in the hands of individuals soared by 812,610 contracts (20.5 billion roubles) over the day.
Either one person or a very small number of traders made the giant bet, the exchange data shows. This is evidenced by the fact that the number of players taking long positions remained virtually unchanged: there were 5,591 on April 2 and 5,626 on April 3.
The buying of Brent continued over the next two days: on April 4 and 5, the aggregate position of individuals increased by another 451194 futures, or 11.4 billion rubles.
Russia's Brent contracts are settlement contracts; they do not involve delivery of physical crude. Nevertheless, if you recalculate the open position into conventionally real barrels, that's about 12.6 million barrels. For a single player this is quite a serious volume even by the standards of an international market, says an algorithmic trading specialist at a large Russian investment company.
As a rule, individuals do not open positions for such amounts, it is a volume for an institutional investor. But an error in exchange data is extremely unlikely. The stock exchange has the ability to clearly separate data on individuals and legal entities, said Dmitry Aleksandrov, chief strategist at UNIVER Capital.
A scenario in which funds of a legal entity are deliberately split up and put on the exchange through individuals "may be technically feasible, but it is a rather strange action," he argues.
The betting is probably on the success of OPEC+ negotiations and a big deal to cut production.
https://www.finanz.ru/novosti/birzhevyye-tovary/tainstvenny-treyder-sdelal-gigantskuyu-stavku-na-neft-na-mosbirzhe-1029077739
Over three days a certain individual or a narrow group of individuals bought more than a million futures on the North Sea grade, betting on a price increase of 32 billion rubles and depositing about 9 billion rubles as collateral, according to the dailyexchangestatisticson derivatives positions.
Active buying began last Friday, when Brent was trading around $32 a barrel: the volume of futures in the hands of individuals soared by 812,610 contracts (20.5 billion roubles) over the day.
Either one person or a very small number of traders made the giant bet, the exchange data shows. This is evidenced by the fact that the number of players taking long positions remained virtually unchanged: there were 5,591 on April 2 and 5,626 on April 3.
The buying of Brent continued over the next two days: on April 4 and 5, the aggregate position of individuals increased by another 451194 futures, or 11.4 billion rubles.
Russia's Brent contracts are settlement contracts; they do not involve delivery of physical crude. Nevertheless, if you recalculate the open position into conventionally real barrels, that's about 12.6 million barrels. For a single player this is quite a serious volume, even by the standards of an international market, says an algorithmic trading specialist at a large Russian investment company.
As a rule, individuals do not open positions for such amounts, it is a volume for an institutional investor. But an error in exchange data is extremely unlikely. The stock exchange has the ability to clearly separate data on individuals and legal entities, said Dmitry Aleksandrov, chief strategist at UNIVER Capital.
A scenario in which funds of a legal entity are deliberately split up and brought to the exchange through individuals is "probably technically feasible, but rather strange action," he reasoned.
Probably betting on the success of OPEC+ negotiations and a big deal to cut production.
https://www.finanz.ru/novosti/birzhevyye-tovary/tainstvenny-treyder-sdelal-gigantskuyu-stavku-na-neft-na-mosbirzhe-1029077739
Divided32 billion roubles
by 75, the approximate dollar exchange rate,
this is what426,666,666,666,66667 $ )))
Divided32 billion rubles
by 75, the approximate dollar exchange rate,
that's426,666,666,666,666,667 $ )))
Do you think it was him?
is the Russian Nick Leeson. I think Sechin is his last name:)))
Most success stories in the US start with the words "I can do it! I'll do it!"
Stop politicising - it's boring already