Question to people:  will this be a "permanent" rise in oil prices?
  Will it cause hyperinflation?  Will the stock market go down?




  In a message dated 01/23/2000 9:09:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  << The era of cheap oil began ending last March when the Organization =
of the
   Petroleum Exporting Countries cut production by 4.3 million barrels a =
day.
   The oil producers were determined to end a world oil glut and push up =
prices
   that fell as low as $11.37 a barrel in February.
   OPEC, an often undisciplined cartel, was able to hold down =
production.
   U.S. oil supplies now are at their lowest level in several years and =
the
   International Energy Agency warned Thursday that markets "are tight =
and
   getting tighter." >>

  I thought it was because they've been dumping shipload after shipload =
into
  the oceans.   In fact it's probably the cleanups we're paying for in =
this
  price rise.  Prudy

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  <DIV><FONT color=3D#000080 face=3D"Futura Md BT" size=3D4>Question to =
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  will this be a "permanent" rise in oil prices?</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV><FONT color=3D#000080 face=3D"Futura Md BT">Will it cause=20
  hyperinflation?&nbsp; Will the stock market go down?</FONT></DIV>
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  <DIV><BR>In a message dated 01/23/2000 9:09:30 PM Eastern Standard =
Time,<BR><A=20
  =
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  writes:<BR><BR>&lt;&lt; The era of cheap oil began ending last March =
when the=20
  Organization of the<BR>&nbsp;Petroleum Exporting Countries cut =
production by=20
  4.3 million barrels a day.<BR>&nbsp;The oil producers were determined =
to end a=20
  world oil glut and push up prices<BR>&nbsp;that fell as low as $11.37 =
a barrel=20
  in February.<BR>&nbsp;OPEC, an often undisciplined cartel, was able to =
hold=20
  down production.<BR>&nbsp;U.S. oil supplies now are at their lowest =
level in=20
  several years and the<BR>&nbsp;International Energy Agency warned =
Thursday=20
  that markets "are tight and<BR>&nbsp;getting tighter." =
&gt;&gt;<BR><BR>I=20
  thought it was because they've been dumping shipload after shipload=20
  into<BR>the oceans.&nbsp;&nbsp; In fact it's probably the cleanups =
we're=20
  paying for in this<BR>price rise.&nbsp;=20
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