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To: Lucretius who wrote (18879)9/15/2000 3:23:43 PM
From: pater tenebrarum  Read Replies (3) of 436258
 
meanwhile, in the international oil circus, the BBC has decided to take a look at them possibilities:

"....This would be a substantial threat. Iraq is now
producing around three million barrels a day of crude
oil. That makes it the third biggest supplier in OPEC,
the 11-member oil producers' cartel.

Iraqi production is roughly the same as the total
increases that OPEC has agreed over the course of the
year in an attempt to meet demand and bring prices
down.

If, in the middle of the northern winter, Iraq were to
withhold its oil supplies - or even hint at it - that could
have a dramatic effect on the market. "

giving Saddam ideas,no? one can only hope he hasn't heard...
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