Salaam,

Dah lama gak tak update blog ni....

Seblm ni saya ada mentioned bahawa harga minyak akan start naik menuju ke USD100 per barrel, sejak dia cecah USD69 per barrel haritu...Boleh baca kat sini sbg rujukan:

http://kakilabur.blogspot.com/2009/12/oil-price-back-to-above-70-per-barrel.html

Skrg ni harga minyak bergelegar di area USD79-USD80 per barrel, tgh tungu masa nak break USD80 dan sterusnyer USD90 dan USD100...

USD pon tgh menaik against RM....

Sudahkah anda semua bersedia menghadapi kenaikan harga minyak?

Dah pasang NGV ke blom? hehe....dah simpan minyak dlm tong banyak2?

Kalau tak silap saya, government ada mentioned takkan naikkan harga minyak sampai thn depan....bilakah tahun depan? Esok la...Esok sudah tahun baru, 1.1.10 ....

Kalau harga minyak mula naik mendadak nanti, kita dpt agak apa yg akan berlaku, antaranya STOCK MARKET akan mula ambik kesempatan utk PROFIT TAKING....ku nantikan saat itu...

Sbg saguhati anda boleh baca artikel yg dipetik dari Yahoo Finance ni:

Oil rises in Asia after US crude stockpiles fall
Oil heads toward $80 a barrel in Asia after US crude stockpiles fell for 4th week


Buzz up!
2 Print..On Wednesday December 30, 2009, 11:06 pm EST
BANGKOK (AP)

-- Oil prices headed toward $80 a barrel Thursday in Asia, the final day of
trading for
2009, after U.S. crude stockpiles fell for the fourth week in a
row.

Benchmark crude for February delivery was up 28 cents at $79.56 a
barrel
at late morning Bangkok time in electronic trading on the New York
Mercantile
Exchange. The contract added 41 cents to settle at $79.28 on
Wednesday.

The Energy Information Administration said U.S. crude
supplies shrank by
1.5 million barrels last week, less than the expected
drop of 2.2 million
barrels. Gasoline supplies also fell.

The drop
in inventories isn't
necessarily a sign of fundamental improvement in demand
for crude.

It is
typical to see crude draws at this time of year
because many companies empty out
storage facilities for tax purposes. While
supplies have fallen nearly 14
million barrels over the past four weeks,
they remain relatively high compared
with past years.

Oil prices
have more than doubled from their crisis
lows of a year ago, and most
analysts are forecasting crude will average between
$75 and $85 in 2010.

In other Nymex trading in January contracts,
heating oil rose 1.1
cent to $2.12 a gallon and gasoline was virtually unchanged
at $2.04 a
gallon.

In London, Brent crude for February delivery rose 41
cents
to $78.43 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

AP Energy Writer Chris
Kahn contributed to this story.

Wallahu'alam..


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