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How China's import cuts importing 8.5 million barrels a day down from 12.5 million and it's large oil reserve will keep oil prices low

07/15/2026

Not covered in the media for Hormuz is the combined response of US, China, India, Japan and the European Union to find alternatives to Hormuz making it less or not relevant to oil prices and oil supplies

07/10/2026

The Constructive Aspects of the situation in July 2026 from the Hormuz Crisis not covered in the Media

06/27/2026

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OPEC Talks and Oil Prices Jump

3 Groups   
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Max Lin, Max, Lin, Benoit Faucon, Benoit, Faucon, Dan Strumpf, Dan, Strumpf
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Saudi Oil minister Ali Naimi increased his previous estimate for oil prices needed to balance the needs of producers and consumers. His new estimate is $90, up from the previous estimate of $80. This will give upward momentum to oil prices. The fall in the price of the dollar is affecting OPEC countries, including Libya, Algeria and Venezuela. These countries are looking for a price of $100.
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Sony Pledges to Corral Inventory

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Daisuke Wakabayashi, Daisuke, Wakabayashi

Nissan Venture in China Raises Target for Sales

1 Groups   
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Norihiko Shirouzu, Norihiko, Shirouzu

U.K. Drug Watchdog to Lose Industry Power

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Jeanne Whalen, Jeanne, Whalen

Vehicle Sales Tumble in Japan

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Yoshio Takahashi, Yoshio, Takahashi
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Japan's domestic sales of new cars, trucks and buses, declined by 27% from a year earlier in October 2010, according to the Japan Automobile Dealers Association. This follows a 14% fall in September 2010. Japan's government ended its subsidies for fuel efficient cars on Sept 8, 2010. And JADA expects a 30-40% drop in sales in future months. This adds to the difficulties of Japanese automakers, in addition to the problems from a strong yen.
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Bid for Ghana Oil Field Rebuffed

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Rakesh Sharma, Rakesh, Sharma, Isabel Ordóñez, Isabel, Ordóñez

U.K., France Move Closer on Defense

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Alistair Macdonald, Alistair, Macdonald, William Horobin, William, Horobin

GM's Sticker: $50 Billion

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Sharon Terlep, Sharon, Terlep, Randall Smith, Randall, Smith
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The IPO is expected to bring $10 billion and reduce the government's stake to below 50%. The IPO plans for the shares to go for between $26 and $29. For the government to breakeven the shares have to rise to about $50. GM plans to sell 24% of its total shares for $10 billion at the midpoint of the estimated share price. Under the plan, Treasury would sell $7 billion of its shares cutting its stake to 35% from 61%. The UAW trust which pays for retiree health care, would sell $2 billion of its shares. Canada and Ontario would sell about $1 billion of their shares. The government will try to recoup some of the $49.5 billion given to GM.
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Oracle to Buy Art Technology for About $1 Billion

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Shara Tibken, Shara, Tibken

Spain's BBVA to Buy Stake in Garanti for $5.84 Billion

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
David Roman, David, Roman, Joe Parkinson, Joe, Parkinson

China Central Bank Still Worried About Inflation

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Andrew Batson, Andrew, Batson, Shen Hong, Shen, Hong, Owen Fletcher, Owen, Fletcher

India, Australia Raise Rates

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Subhadip Sircar, Subhadip, Sircar, Enda Curran, Enda, Curran

Gulf Spill Charges Hit BP's Profit

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Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
James Herron, James, Herron

Brazil's Rousseff Charts Plans for Presidency

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.02.2010 Original article ›
Paulo Prada, Paulo, Prada, John Lyons, John, Lyons

India Journal: What Coal India Can Do for the Country

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Rupa Subramanya, Rupa, Subramanya

Qualms Arise Over Outsourcing Of Electronic Medical Records

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Amol Sharma, Amol, Sharma, Ben Worthen, Ben, Worthen

Opinions Are Split on Fed Policy Move

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Sudeep Reddy, Sudeep, Reddy, Luca Di Leo, Luca, Di, Leo

Fast Track to Inequality

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New York Times - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Bob Herbert, Bob, Herbert

Get Bold, Barack

  
New York Times - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Roger Cohen, Roger, Cohen

The Second Marriage

3 Groups   
New York Times - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
David Brooks, David, Brooks
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Brooks says moderation will prevail in the Senate and the House if the Republicans win in the midterm elections of 2010, as there is considerable legislative experience in the Republican leadership ranks. Boehner, Jon Kyl, Lamar Alexander, Eric Cantor and others, he says will act as forces of moderation, as future wins will depend on the record they build in the next two years. There is a sense that majorities on either side of the political spectrum will be transitory, emphasizing the pressing need to build a good record.
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BofA Tries to Untangle Files

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Ruth Simon, Ruth, Simon, Dan Fitzpatrick, Dan, Fitzpatrick

New Euro-Zone Rules Could Backfire

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Richard Barley, Richard, Barley

Consumers Spend, and Market Shrugs

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Kelly Evans, Kelly, Evans

One Probe, 50 States, High Stakes

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
Vanessa O'connell, Vanessa, O'connell

Stocks Face Dark Side of Gridlock in Capital

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Wall Street Journal - 11.01.2010 Original article ›
E.S. Browning, E.S., Browning
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The Dow Jones Average in the US went up by 11.3% since August 26, 2010, in anticipation of the Fed's quantitative easing, and the Republican win in the House and a filibuster capable 41 seats in the Senate. But on the eve of the midterm election in the first week of November 2010, the mood is changing. There is considerable concern that the Dow Jones average may have gone too far. Experts question the advantages of gridlock in Washington, especially when strong government action may be necessary in a crisis. And there are questions on how effective the Fed can be this time when the interest rates are already near zero.
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