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Nothing you said makes sense because the Saudis didn't increase production and at 12% of global supply do not have the capacity to change the price on the scale we're seeing without it being glad you obvious. The price is dropping because the Chinese and European economies are soft and becuase of increased supply from Libya in the short term along with the long term increases from the US, Russia, Canada, etc.


these sources indicate otherwise. Saudi Arabia started the current trend: businessweek.com/articles/2014-10-23/oil-saudi-arabias-risky-price-play

bloomberg.com/news/2014-10-16/saudi-arabia-oil-stance-seen-targeting-opec-output-discipline.html

wsj.com/articles/saudi-oil-price-cut-upends-market-1415063053


Your citations directly contradict your fantasy that this revolves around Bashar or punishing Russia. Bloomberg says the Saudis raised production only half a percent to defend their market share from the U.S., Russia and Canada's continued increases, basically what I said above. The price doesn't drop 20% because one supplier who has 12% market share increased their supply 0.5%.


you are just trolling. the articles talk about cutting prices and increasing production by Saudi Arabia. you said there wasn't an increase of production and that SA is not able to move the price. false. move along. thanks.


You had an entire fantasy about punishing Russia and it all revolving around Syria which isn't even supported by your own citations. Good day.


you didn't ask for citations and I'm not your researcher here (youtube syria yourself). I gave you the sources that I wanted for the points you questioned initially. I should have ignored your entire comment when you called everything I said as fantasy without giving any citations or proof for your opinions. now go and argue to the next table.




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