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    Oil Alert

    Got an email from a pay for geopolitical think
    tank,they are worried about this libya thing,and crude
    is now up 8.6%,for what its worth.

    Might want to get under the wire and get some tanks
    filled?

    #2
    You better CO-OP is shutting down its refinery for 2 to 3 months and they are trying to make a shortage to boost prices at the pumps...

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      #3
      Should be an interesting week, already reports of military defectors in Libya. If Libya ousts there Government Iran will be next, but seems like a far more daunting task than Egypt.

      Hopefully will help underpin support in oilseeds.

      Brave People over there, history in the making? Lets just hope its good history.

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        #4
        profarmer which co-op is shutting down I switched to
        federated co-op because my suppler was cut off here
        in ab last fall

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          #5
          The guys in St.Paul said that FCL has to close their refinery as they are in the midst of a large expansion and it is also a turn around. They said they have supply agreements in place and everything will be ok. Makes me a bit nervous though after the issues the past few years.

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            #6
            Profarmer..... why do you always think someone is out to get you? Maintainence is a require thing, A scheduled shut down anytime is better than an emergency shut down when you aren't planning one......

            Good on Co-op that are investing in more capacity.

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              #7
              Cause He a Stuckup MinnowNight from Altona, Thats Why..............

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                #8
                from ambrose evans-pritchard in the telegraph:

                Surging oil prices create a nasty dilemma for central banks since they are inflationary if caused by robust global growth, but deflationary if caused by a supply crunch that acts as a tax on consuming nations. The big oil exporters tend to save extra revenues from price spikes at first, so the initial effect is to drain global demand.

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