Realize this is not directly related to
ag, but it has an overall impact on
Western Canada as many are employed in
the oil and gas business.
There appears to be a growing unease
over the Alberta oil discount to WTI.
Believe it is around $30 to $40 per
barrel which is a massive collapse in
our spot price . . . which believe is
more normally discounted $3 to $5.
Realize this has been mentioned on
Agriville already.
Amazingly, North Dakota's daily oil
production now rivals that of Ecuador
through fracking technology.
Should this continue through 2013, this
could turn into a major blow to the Cdn
economy.The good news is that our fuel
prices could stay down for a very long
time.
Believe Canada is already in-recession,
but it will take till spring/summer
before gov't data catches up.
Fallout likely to continue in our Cdn
housing market (IMO). Foreclosures are
apt to increase in this environment.
Food-for-thought . . . are markets now
at the start of a broad-based pullback
in prices?
Errol
ag, but it has an overall impact on
Western Canada as many are employed in
the oil and gas business.
There appears to be a growing unease
over the Alberta oil discount to WTI.
Believe it is around $30 to $40 per
barrel which is a massive collapse in
our spot price . . . which believe is
more normally discounted $3 to $5.
Realize this has been mentioned on
Agriville already.
Amazingly, North Dakota's daily oil
production now rivals that of Ecuador
through fracking technology.
Should this continue through 2013, this
could turn into a major blow to the Cdn
economy.The good news is that our fuel
prices could stay down for a very long
time.
Believe Canada is already in-recession,
but it will take till spring/summer
before gov't data catches up.
Fallout likely to continue in our Cdn
housing market (IMO). Foreclosures are
apt to increase in this environment.
Food-for-thought . . . are markets now
at the start of a broad-based pullback
in prices?
Errol
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