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Price is a Function of Supply and Demand
Posted on June 9th, 2009 No commentsI don’t know if any one of you out there can explain to me exactly how to determine the function or formula that can adequately explain the price of Crude Oil. I don’t think that simple analyses of Supply and/or Demand can answer it. Looks chaotic to me…
http://blogs.ft.com/energy-source/2009/06/09/eia-2009-demand-forecast-raised-by-5000bpd”“EIA 2009 demand forecast raised by 5,000bpd : June 9, 2009 6:49pm : by Kate Mackenzie : It could be one of the tiniest green shoots out there: the Energy Information Agency in its latest short-term energy outlook increased its projection for world crude demand…we checked with the EIA and they said May was 83.672m and June was 83.677m – so the difference was only 5,000, barely showing up in the two decimal places the EIA publishes.”
And, then there’s the visual data :-

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