Barcelona żebrze o wodę

[indywidualismus]

Niech żyje hiszpańska polityka !
Autonomiczne regiony, kraje, okręgi, lokalne rządy, sprzeczne interesy - jaki
piękny chaos. A katastrofa wisi nad głową. I żadne pieniądze tego nie
załatwią. Jak się dalej będą kłócić, to ich Arabowie pogodzą. Im brak wody nie
straszny.

Oil price keeps breaking record-nie tylko Barcelon

[snow21]

Barcelona cierpi.

iraqwar.mirror-world.ru/article/162029
Price of New York oil hits record high close to $115 as US greenback falls to
all-time low against euro.

LONDON - The price of New York oil on Wednesday struck a historic peak at 114.50
dollars, winning support as the US currency tumbled to an all-time low against
the euro, traders said.


Later Wednesday, New York's main oil contract, light sweet crude for delivery in
May, stood at 114.20 dollars a barrel, up 41 cents on Tuesday's close.


London's Brent North Sea crude for June struck its own record high of 112.35
dollars on Wednesday. It later stood at 111.96 dollars, up 38 cents.


"It's very much the dollar that's behind the increase," said MF Global analyst
Robert Laughlin.


In the foreign exchange market, the European single currency rocketed to a
record 1.5968 dollars on Wednesday after official data showed annual inflation
across the eurozone had hit an all-time peak.


Inflation in the 15 nations sharing the euro jumped to an annual rate of 3.6
percent in March, the highest since the launch of the European single currency
in 1999.


The weak dollar encourages demand for dollar-priced goods like crude which
become cheaper for buyers using stronger foreign currencies, traders said.


"Crude oil is advancing now towards the target of 115 dollars," said Petromatrix
analyst Olivier Jakob.


This week, oil prices scaled historic heights, breaking through 114 dollars late
Tuesday as investment demand was also driven by widespread concerns over
tightening world energy supplies, analysts said.


Traders will focus later Wednesday on a crucial inventories report in key energy
consumer the United States.


Analysts said recent price gains were underpinned by expectations that the
inventory report would show further declines US in gasoline (petrol) stockpiles.


Victor Shum, senior principal at Purvin and Gertz energy consultancy in
Singapore, said oil prices would continue to rally.


"The market has generally ignored bearish news (such as forecasts of slower
demand) and focused on the bullish," Shum said, suggesting that the US report
would likely show a fall in motor fuel inventories.


Recent production stoppages have also stoked supply worries but the reopening of
seveal facilities in Mexico on Tuesday eased those concerns, analysts said.


Mexico said Monday it had closed four export terminals due to bad weather while
oil giant Shell said shipments through its 1.1 million-barrel-per-day Calpine
pipeline in the southern United States had been temporarily disrupted.


Reports also emerged of minor supply outages in Nigeria.


"The physical oil market appears tight and appears highly sensitive to news of
any supply interruption," said Fairfax analyst John Mayer.


"Further supply issues are expected in Nigeria and other difficult areas for the
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Barcelona żebrze o wodę

[autor_autor]

Dzisiaj tam pada jak z cebra, więc póki co problem rozwiązany

[leonette20]

Trochę pada, ale to były trzy dni opadów, może cztery, od początku
zimy, kiedy normalnie jest ich kilkadziesiąt. Czyli - susza.
Kłócić się, kłócą, ale przynajmniej mają jakieś konkretne plany. W
Polsce, podczas suszy, to jedyne co potrafią to biadolić że rolników
susza zrujnuje a chleb będzie droższy. Nie zdarzyło mi się jeszcze
usłyszeć konkretnych propozycji ze strony polskiego rządu.

[anka1]

Barcelona zebrze, Cypr tez. tylko Polacy ciagle mysla, ze im to nie
grozi.
III wojna swiatowa bedzie wojna o wode ...

[wujtarabuk]

Polska sama jest zagrozona susza i przypada tu tyle samo wody na
glowe mieszkanca co w Egipcie.
Smiejcie sie krasnoludki..

Dla porownania

[damianuk]

www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/apr/06/spain