Oil Price Per Barrel Tracker

Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Oil Price Per Barrel Tracker". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article! Read Full Story

Browse > Home / BBAC Posts / Unfair OIL PRICES-Are Canadians The Only Ones Pissed Off September 16, 2008 Oil Prices Affect Us All-Why Aren’t Americans More Vocal Like This Canadian, EH? Here is a rant that one of our Canadian Baby Boomers sent us…I thought it was worth posting…you ‘all know how I feel about oil companies…see if you feel the same way she does. As we know, there are no cheap oil prices and who knows what future oil prices will be… I can only guess, that they will be soaring oil prices! I do not think that oil cost will come ... Read Full Story

Slumping housing prices and sliding oil prices equals problems. Is the new "centre of the universe" of Canada in trouble? Maybe so! Calgary, Alberta, Canada has in recent years become the go-to place of the country. Lots of jobs and opportunity. But, since the doubling of the real estate market a couple years ago, things are sliding. The economy is slowing and now oil prices are in complete reverse of  just two months ago. Oil prices are down again to $115 US/barrel, even after an initial increase because of The South Ossetia war in Georgia. Is the world realizing we may not need their ... Read Full Story

LONDON: Oil edged higher towards $42 a barrel on Wednesday, recovering from a 9 percent plunge the previous day after more evidence of deepening recession in the United States raised the potential for further demand erosion. Traders were awaiting weekly U.S. inventory data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) due later in the day, which was expected to show still higher fuel stockpiles. U.S. crude rose 9 cents a barrel to $41.67 by 0941 GMT and London Brent crude climbed 62 cents to $44.35. Oil gained slightly as some traders saw Tuesday’’s sharp drop as a buying opportunity. World stock markets were also trading ... Read Full Story

As the global oil price is hovering at USD60 per barrel now, we can expect that the retail petrol price to come some more in the next few weeks. This is indeed some very good news to many people. Many hypermarkets has taken some positive steps to lower down the price of goods in the [...] Read Full Story