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Kamis, 24 Februari 2011

Oil Prices Rise and Wall Street Stocks Drift Lower - The New York Times

Oil prices continued to climb and stocks drifted lower on Wednesday as reports emerged about the disruptions of crude operations in Libya.

As the fighting in Libya raised the prospect of turmoil spreading in the Middle East and North Africa and weighed on global financial markets, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi has kept his grip on the capital, Tripoli, but large areas of the east of the country remained out of his control. There were also indications that the fighting had reached the northwest of the country.

Oil companies responded by starting to curtail operations and evacuate workers, according to media reports. The Italian company Eni said in a statement that natural gas supplies from Libya via the Greenstream pipeline have been suspended, but that it would still be able to meet customer demand.

ENI, the Italian oil company, Repsol of Spain, Total of France, Statoil of Norway and BASF, the German chemical and energy company, have halted much if not most of their oil production in Libya and moved personnel out of the country. Others, including the British giant, BP, said earlier that they were evacuating workers.

Much of Libya’s oil producing capacity and port operations are in the eastern part of the country where the government has lost most political control.

In a research note, Barclays Capital estimated that around 1 million barrels a day of production has been halted, or more than half the country’s total. more ...
Posted by Saham Pilihan at 06.13

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