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Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Crude OilOil, yesterday settled-1.28% at 6459 as investors sold to prepare for possible termination of stimulus measures the Federal Reserve system, betting that despite uncertainty as to when such policies can taper, the decision will come this year. The Federal Reserve stimulus programs such monthly Bond purchases to push down the interest rate for the recovery disc, the weakening of the dollar and oil attractive to buy dollars, commodity exchanges. Talk about putting an end to stimulus tend to have the opposite effect. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said Monday that monetary stimulus, that program will not last forever. "The consequence of curbing this massive monetary stimulus in a timely manner is that financial markets can become too accustomed to what some depicted as FED" path. " Some have come to expect the FED to hold the markets soaring for an indefinite period of time, "Fisher said, according to prepared remarks of his speech. "This distorts the prices of financial assets, encourages lazy analysis and you can set the stage for a serious misallocation of capital." Spotty performance has many investors guessed that the Federal Reserve may start to wind down stimulus programs in December, unlike previous calls in September, while energy investors were selling oil in the sense that, in any case, cash assistance for oil is on its way out. Issues listings pushed down prices as well. Libyan authorities said the production was on the mend, while North Sea exports returned to normal after delivery failures as well. Technically the market is getting support at and below the same 6399 could see the test level and resistance at 6338 now likely see on 6572, step above could see prices testing 6684.

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Oil trading range for the day-6338-6684.

Crude oil ended lower, as Iran says ready for nuclear talks

Oil exports from the Buzzard in the North Sea, are set to resume easing concerns about short-term supply disruptions.

Libyan authorities said that production on the mend, while North Sea exports returned to normal after delivery failures also

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