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Oil plunges as much as 17% as UAE says support output hike

58 pointsby underscore_kuabout 3 years ago

6 comments

Tarsulabout 3 years ago
I like that the HN title is (right now): &quot;Oil plunges as much as 17% as UAE says support output hike&quot;<p>Whereas the real title is: &quot;Oil records worst day since pandemic as UAE calls for output hike&quot;<p>It really rubs me the wrong way they use the word &quot;worst&quot; because it implies that it&#x27;s inherently bad. And we all know that it&#x27;s neither good nor bad but complicated.
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theandrewbaileyabout 3 years ago
OPEC should be cashing in on the market. $100 per barrel is well above Saudi Arabia&#x27;s $~70 or so per barrel needed to sustain their social programs.
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nine_zerosabout 3 years ago
The money is there for the taking. They just need to supply more barrels.<p>It&#x27;s the same as charging 1 customer $1m vs charging a million customers $1.
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tamaharborabout 3 years ago
Eventually demand will subside, and prices will go down. Probably during the next recession&#x2F;depression.
lkrubnerabout 3 years ago
Why is baybal’s comment dead? I believe it is correct.
baybal2about 3 years ago
Please note, it&#x27;s UAE, out of all gulf countries.<p>Normally UAE is <i>the</i> most timid gulf country in front of Saudi influence.<p>Kuwaitis, Bahrainis, and even Qataris are still holding the Saudi line now.