Oil prices in the lap of the gods, says PNA’s favorite economic guruUnpredictable events and their political and economic repercussions will drive oil prices in the near future, but in the end prices will be higher Kay Cashman PNA Publisher
The price of North Slope crude plunged last week, falling below the $20 mark for the first time since the summer of 1999. Economists attributed the drop to fears of a major recession spurred by the fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The day before the attacks North Slope crude was trading....
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