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1: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Thursday, 08 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 09.05.2008
Increases in today’s crude prices are do to OPEC saying there is sufficient supply to meet demand.

2: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Wednesday, 07 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 08.05.2008
Analysts seem baffled as to why, when supplies are good, the price of crude goes sky high. We wait and see if the good supply is due to weakening demand from newly poor would be road users who have been assaulted once too often at the pump.

3: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Tuesday, 06 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 07.05.2008
Analysts reports that demand won’t be affected by price, coupled with a veiled supply threat were the major factors in today’s crude price increases. Also on today’s palate are the weakening US Dollar and declining production in Mexico

4: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Monday, 05 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 06.05.2008
Consternation between Bull and Bear markets, supply problems in Nigeria and Scotland and the weakening US Dollar are factors leading to a sharp increase in the price of crude today.

5: Argentine Letters of Discomfort Taken in Stride - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 05.05.2008
True to form, the Argentines have issued a letter of discomfort (Disguised as a protest) to Rockhopper Exploration with reference to its plans to drill in the North Falkland Basin.

6: Falklands - Joint Operators Meeting Held in Edinburgh - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 05.05.2008
Mrs Phyll Rendell, Head of the Mineral Resources Department, has reported that since the last meeting in February there has been a hive of activity with two overseas visits that have been widely reported

7: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Sunday, 04 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 04.05.2008
Many analysts believe it is the weakening state of the US Dollar and speculative investment in oil futures that have helped to keep the price of crude at a criminally high level.

8: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Thursday, 01 May 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 02.05.2008
Those seeking $200.00 crude should have their feet examined for bullet holes.

9: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Wednesday 30 April 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 01.05.2008
Crude prices dropped significantly today due to more than expected crude supplies listed in the US Department of Energy Administration’s weekly Inventory Report.

10: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Tuesday, 29 April 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 30.04.2008
Today, prior to the US Department of Energy Administration Weekly inventory report, there was a significant drop in crude prices.

11: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Monday, 28 April 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 29.04.2008
Today’s price increases are due to the refinery strike in Scotland, attacks on Nigerian pipelines, and oil speculators.

12: Hydrocarbons Daily Record Sunday, 27 April 2008 - Falklands (Mineral Resources) - 28.04.2008
Sharp increases in crude prices on Friday were due to attacks on Nigerian pipelines, tensions in Iran, and a strike at a British refinery.

13: HYDROCARBONS WEEKEND RECORD: 11 AND 12 NOVEMBER 2006 - S.Atlantic (Mineral Resources) - 12.11.2006
Several of Bolivia’s companies and agencies that have benefited from the May 1st nationalisation of hydrocarbons are about to give a school bonus to approximately 1,200,000 children. The $25.00 (200 Bolivianos) is earmarked for helping families with food and school expenditures. The South American press indicated the sum will be given to the children on an annual basis. Payments began at 300 schools on Sunday, 12 November 2006.


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