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Sg_lex
2022-02-11

I still reckon that oil wont fair as well as inflationary pressures get lifted over time.

Big Oil Is Pumping Out Cash as If $100 Oil Has Already Arrived

Free cash flow highest since 2008 for the five supermajorsIndustry’s lower spending means more money

Big Oil Is Pumping Out Cash as If $100 Oil Has Already Arrived

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wobee
·2022-02-12
The Fed's rate hikes caused the U.S. dollar to spike relative to currencies in the developing world. It is the developing countries that are ultimately punished.
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  The United States will throw its own crisis to developing countries.
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snixee
·2022-02-12
If the price of oil goes up again, I'll have to go to work by bus.
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  Why not buy an electric car?
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zingle
·2022-02-12
Oil is the best asset against inflation. Oh, my god.
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