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Oil and Gas Industry News and Analysis
Can you answer the following questions?

This summer natural gas inventories were at historic highs now they are in the normal range. What does this portend for natural gas prices?

Current inventory of natural gas is near normal. Why is the price twice as high as it was at similar inventory levels in the recent past?

With or without a war in Iraq is the current price of crude sustainable in the long run?

What is the greatest short term risk to U.S. crude petroleum imports? We identified Venezuela as a major risk over a year ago. 

How much would war in Iraq impact prices?

See a sample copy for some of the answers. Sample

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Monthly: World production for OPEC member countries and other major producing nations. Petroleum demand and stocks of OECD countries. International rotary rig count. U.S. well completions and workover rig counts.

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