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To: dvdw© who wrote (92165)	7/4/2012 8:59:27 AM
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What happens when Oil goes down and what puts a floor under it. Low price passed to customers who uses more of the stuff. $775 billion Oil derivatives subsidies can be in place and people uses it a lot Nigeria signs $4.5B deal to build 6 oil refineries The deal comes six months after the Nigerian government tried to end a cherished fuel subsidy program that had kept Nigeria's largely imported fuel cheap for more than two decades. thenorthwestern.com washingtonpost.com Carmakers seeing oil cheap persuade customer to go higher CC Higher oil prices=less CC. Lower oil prices=higher CC Back when gas prices were still reasonable, Americans were quite happy to drive big, V8-powered cars. Power and performance trumped everything, even with family wagons. But now, they're forced to turn to smaller, thriftier engines. http://www.auto123.com/en/news/americans-falling-in-love-with-4-cylinder-engines?artid=144666 and that causes it to rise again What it does happen is that speculators will not hold oil in the expectation that it skyrocket like mid last decade.