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Had a feeling the Yanks would take Oil down.

Https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Bears-Still-Rule-Oil-Market-But-for-How-Long.html

We have a big new data centre campus being built near were i live these data centres need a hell of electric Hopefully BP is the front runner for all new ones being built

GLA

Imo Netanyahu has taken out most of the H commanders & destroyed tunnels , weapons dump all over the middle east for sure sending a strong message to Iran & it's proxies.

It is now time to sit down & release hostages

As i'm sure Iran are now on the back foot & there proxies are thinking the same. Iran don't like it up 'em

time for peace

Copper futures rose to around $4.33 per pound on Friday after hitting a near four-week low in the previous session, as better-than-expected economic data in top consumer China lifted market sentiment. Data showed that China’s economy grew 4.6% year-on-year in the third quarter, slowing from a 4.7% expansion in the second quarter but coming in above forecasts of 4.5%. The country also reported stronger-than-expected retail sales, industrial production and fixed asset investments in September, although new home prices fell the most since 2015. Still, copper prices were headed for the third straight weekly decline amid concerns about the lack of aggressive stimulus measures to support China’s struggling property sector. On the supply side, Australia’s BHP Group reported a 4% increase in copper production during its fiscal first quarter in the latest sign of robust supply.

Brent crude oil futures traded near $74.6 per barrel on Friday, poised for its sharpest weekly decline in over a month due to concerns over demand outlook and a looming surplus. Recently, the IEA lowered its demand forecasts, signaling the potential for a global glut, while OPEC cut its projections for the third consecutive month, both largely citing weaker demand from China. Additionally, China’s housing-policy briefing on Thursday fell short of expectations, exacerbating demand concerns in the world’s largest importer. Meanwhile, investors continued to assess supply risks in the Middle East, as the Israeli military confirmed on Thursday that Yahya Sinwar, a key Hamas leader and top target, was killed in combat, raising fears of regional escalation. Although Israel signaled it would avoid striking Iran's crude facilities, risks remain amid intensifying airstrikes. Also, oil prices found support from a surprise drawdown in US stockpiles.

Claire

Yes tick from me :-)

MEORYOU

yes i know

Was not happy with oil price since there has been a drawdown :-)

Draws Across the Board Bolster Oil Prices Not By Fecking much

We lose plenty of $ when there's a build

@ Claire

We should be ok going into Friday as i have my lucky boxer shorts on if Bp do ok today i will turn them inside out & wear them tomorrow :-)

@ Clair

Your post reads well But i haven't a clue as i'm just a gambler

GL

Biden has sent the THAAD & 100 men to Israel

What conditions has he put on Israels attack on Iran ?

As that equipment & men cost a pretty penny

GLA

Big drop when there is a build in Oil but at time of wrighting Brent heading down on drawdown on crudes ?

Iran & Israel are like to starving Dogs after the same bone

Iran’s top diplomat tells UN chief Antonio Guterres it’s ready for a “decisive and regretful” response if Israel attacks the Islamic Republic in retaliation for a barrage of missiles fired last week.

Israeli air strikes pound Beirut’s southern suburbs hours after the United States said it opposed the scope of attacks on Lebanon’s capital and its prime minister said he received American assurances Israel would stop.

Think you have it wrong if Israel want Trump in they have to strike before Nove 5th & go after Oil or Nuke to swing votes in Trumps favour . imo

R plan

Why not yesterday at much lower price ?

Pants changed brought extra for tomorrow just in case.

Don't know how true story is

American troops have arrived in Israel as the country prepares for an exchange of attacks with Iran.

Components for a terminal high-altitude area defence (Thaad) missile system, alongside a crew to operate it, will “continue to arrive” in Israel, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday.

“The battery will be fully operationally capable in the near future, but for security reasons we will not discuss timelines,” the spokesman said.

Around 100 American military personnel in total will be sent to operate the system - the first time US troops have been deployed in combat in Israel during the current crisis.

The US has sent the Thaad missile system as Israel races to plug gaps in its stock piles amid warnings that interceptor missiles were running low.

Denby69

Changed my pants twice today so off out to buy some more as Glencore is killing me today also :-(

Denby69

Yep me to @£3.936 :-(

Yes i am waiting till US open for next top up if there is to be one

Buying Time :-)

Have you brought more Denby69