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However, it is possible our $100 per barrel oil forecast might be off by just a month or two.

Oil prices have been on a tear of late, rising almost 6% in a week to close at close to $87 per barrel on April 5.

He said Saudi Arabia, OPEC's most influential member, wants the price of oil per barrel to be between $22 to $28.

But now the oil price (the real price) is so high (roughly $130 per barrel), what is the need to put tax on the top of that?

"I believe, based on supply and demand fundamentals, crude oil prices should not be above $60 per barrel, " he said.

If the Fed's purchases are heftier, weighing on the dollar, oil could rise above $85 per barrel, the top of that range.

Yesterday, the Dow held steady. But oil continued to sink. The price per barrel fell below $35.

With oil topping $90 per barrel, some homeowners are weighing whether the price tag for switching to a natural gas furnace makes sense.

Pan American made about $3. 50 per barrel in net income in the first half, on JPMorgan's calculations, one-sixth that of Cnooc.

The oil price has risen more than stock markets since March, to US$60 per barrel, even though demand is still declining.

has driven up the oil price, so much so that it has exceeds 100 dollar per barrel.

On Monday, oil traded below $70 per barrel for a short time as it hit its lowest point for the year.

Wednesday's oil surge, taking the West Texas Intermediate contract back above $100 per barrel, co-existed with a fall in the dollar.

Under the bidding conditions, the oil firms had to agree to the oil ministry's per-barrel production bonus, and many declined to do so.

The oil price is also hovering close to the $100 per barrel level for WTI, a key psychological level for the market.

At $52. 50 per barrel, the May 2009 contract commands more than a $9 premium to the 'front month' or January contract.

Generating less output per barrel of oil than developed countries, their appetite should be more sensitive, yet appears more resilient.

The White House proposal released Wednesday would increase this per barrel fee by 1 cent.

The possibility of $150-$200 per barrel seems increasingly likely over the next six-24 months.

Unless oil, improbably, rises above $100 per barrel again, economic growth will slow to a crawl.

The price of oil is now at its lowest level in over three years and some $100 cheaper per barrel than at its peak in July.

On 11 November, crude oil futures prices ended on New York Exchange at below $60 per barrel, an all-time low during the last 20 months.

With crude oil prices hitting new records above $110 per barrel, analysts believe the petroleum bill will resume rising in coming months.

He believes that such fields can be mined profitably as long as oil prices remain above $50 per barrel.

In London, Brent crude rose $1. 18 to settle at $115. 97 per barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

Energy experts predict that oil is unlikely to fall to less than $30 per barrel.

The BP case raises vexing questions for an economy now bathing in the luxury of $115-per-barrel oil.

Oil prices are down to $73 per barrel, if you're talking about a monthly or quarterly basis, or even an annual basis.

A slip in the oil price to the $60-per-barrel range would likely trigger renewed output cuts from both OPEC and non-OPEC members.

At $20 per barrel, powering the Volt with electricity costs more than filling a comparable car with gasoline.

Short of a threat to Iran or Saudi Arabia, oil at $200 per barrel is unlikely.

He also believed that 60 U. S dollars per barrel would not endanger the world economy.

Recently, New York, the closing price of crude oil futures and disk price record high, exceeding US $ 110 per barrel.

Oil prices rose rapidly in the spring of 2009, then traded in a relatively narrow band around $75 per barrel for most of the year.

In London, Brent crude gained $3. 26, almost 3 percent, at $114. 21 per barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

I think the price went up to $20 per barrel.

submitted a bid of a $3. 99 per-barrel bonus. Ultimately, the group accepted the ministry's $2 a barrel payment.

Oil prices have rebounded since, jumping 7% in two days to settle on Tuesday at $103. 88 per barrel, up 14% for the year.

Crude oil broke above the $100 per barrel level as tensions in the Middle East and North Africa mounted.

But renewed growth has rekindled the demand for commodities and pushed oil prices back from around $30 per barrel to over $90.

Mr Shuwaib told the Kuwait news agency that if "military tensions occurred" it could send prices skyrocketing to $200 per barrel.

If oil rises to $150 or more per barrel and holds at that level for months, some economists think another recession could be triggered.

The Canadian oil sands, are probably generating $15-20 profit [per barrel] and nobody's going to shoot at them.

It is a 20-year service deal, for which BP will receive a per-barrel fee for the crude it pumps above a minimum target.

A slight moderation in the oil price, UK oil is below $115 per barrel, has also helped fuel the rally in risk.

Analysts say the economy can probably stay on the upswing as long as oil remains below $120 per barrel.

Crude oil closed at $69. 96 per barrel at the New York Mercantile Exchange, falling through the psychologically important level of $70.

"We expect oil prices to rebound to over $70 per barrel in 2007, " said Barclays Capital in a note for the 2007 outlook.

And oil had passed $80 per barrel, a level it reached for the first time barely two years ago.

The Goldman news also had an impact on commodities, with crude oil futures dropping 3 percent to $82. 95 per barrel.

This year, the international oil price shocks all the way up from 40 dollars per barrel to even once as higher as 80 dollars per barrel.

Two weeks ago oil surged more than $7 per barrel in electronic weekend trading.

Oil prices should shoot upwards. But Brent crude remains below $100 per barrel.

All this consumes lots of energy, and so costs C$20-25 ($18-23) per barrel of output in operating expenses alone.

U. S. crude oil fell by $1. 05 to $96. 65 per barrel in early Asian trade on a stronger dollar due to renewed concerns over euro zone debt.

If oil prices remain above $30 per barrel, growth rates will inevitably be hit.

In 2004, when the average price for crude oil was $37 per barrel, crude composed only 47 percent of the price of regular gasoline.

Oil remains comfortable above $101 per barrel (Brent), which leaves $110 in sight.

That puts production costs, at $22 per barrel, among the highest in the world.

At current prices of $115 per barrel, the exports would be worth $1. 4bn a month.

Recently, crude oil went over $100 per barrel, which is a mark never before imagined before recent times.

Oil has fallen in eight of the past nine trading days since reaching $87 per barrel.

The decline in oil prices from $147 to $41 per barrel shouldn't make us complacent about the severity of the energy crisis.

Evidence comes from the oil market, where yesterday crude fell below $60 per barrel, almost 20 per cent below its level of last week.

Benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude has mainly traded at between $70 and $80 per barrel since mid-2009.

But last week, prices dropped every single day, most sharply late in the week, and finished down 15%, at $97. 18 per barrel.

Specific tariffs are levied as a fixed charge for each unit of a good imported (for example, $3 per barrel of oil).

Crude oil ended up rising by 26% in 2010 to $92 per barrel, coming short of our outlook.

Brent crude oil is currently trading above $90 per barrel, its highest level for 2 years.

That's plenty profitable if the market price of oil stays at $60-$70 per barrel.

Benchmark oil hovered near $101 per barrel while the dollar fell against the euro and the yen.

November Nymex crude oil futures were up six cents at $82. 88 per barrel on Globex.

Since peaking at $114 per barrel in May, oil prices had fallen about 16. 7 percent before today's announcement.

Crude oil for May delivery rose $2 to $83. 45 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

And even with today's leap, U. S. oil prices are well below the record of almost $150 per barrel set in July 2008.

According to our estimate, one dollar increase in oil prices per barrel could cut China's annual trade surplus by US$1. 9bn.

Coca-Cola purchase price: 320 yuan per barrel (which can take 240 cups).

An oft-cited rule of thumb is that a $10 per barrel increase in the price of oil knocks half a percentage point from global GDP growth.

Pepsi purchase price: 290 yuan per barrel (which can take 300 cups or so).

The heavy oil was quoted at $17 per barrel.

Crude oil rose 51 cents to $78. 68 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Due to the global financial crisis, oil prices have dropped from record highs of close to $150 per barrel last year, to just around $40.

West Texas Intermediate crude fell to $75 per barrel, down 49. 5 per cent in three months.

Brent crude, the global benchmark, surged to an intraday high of $101. 19 per barrel, the highest since October 2008.

Oil prices hit a new 52-week high last month of about $88 per barrel.

Brent crude for October delivery was down $3. 22 per barrel to $105. 40 on London's ICE Futures exchange.

Immediately before the announcement, Brent crude, the most important benchmark, was trading at about $112. 50 per barrel.

Crude futures rose $1. 02 per barrel, or 1%, to $105. 44 at the New York Mercantile Exchange on Monday.

Before the spill, oil cost $83 per barrel.

Nymex crude for October delivery was up 88 cents at $89. 07 per barrel on Globex.

September Nymex crude oil futures were down 47 cents at $75. 30 per barrel.

"There are frequent comments by oil producers about $60-$75 per barrel, " Toshihiro Nikai told reporters in Tokyo.

OPEC's daily oil prices kept trend of drop, and hovered between 54. 87 and 53. 37 U. S dollars per barrel last week.

Under the act, fines range from $1, 100 a barrel spilt to as high as $4, 300 per barrel, if gross negligence is proved.

Crude futures settled above $81 per barrel for the first time since early May. The S&P energy sector . GSPE jumped 3. 6 percent.

Oil, which dropped as far as $77. 70 per barrel on Friday, moved higher to trade at $80. 53 in Singapore.

It trades in units of 1, 000 U. S. Barrels i. E. 42, 000 US gallons (1 contract), and the price is quoted in dollars and cents per barrel.

Brent crude touched $70 per barrel, down 52. 6 per cent.

Fears of oil price hikes loom large in China, because the international price of crude oil has surpassed 100 US dollars per barrel.

The crude price last year reached both its highest point at $141 per barrel last July and its lowest at $37 in December.

Crude-oil futures fell 50 cents, or 1. 3%, to $37. 28 per barrel in New York.

Oil has risen above $50 per barrel for the first time in 2009, peeking above $52.

U. S. crude oil futures rose 2. 2 percent, or $2. 15, to settle at $81. 51 per barrel after hitting a 2-month high earlier in the session.

jumped 8. 8 percent to HK$11. 10 in Hong Kong after crude hit a seven-month high above $68 per barrel in Asian trade Monday.

Global oil price severely fluctuates, topping almost 80 dollars per barrel