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“The days of record volatility in the oil market may be over now that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission moves to curb speculation in the futures market, analysts at Commerzbank say.
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- Can the C.F.T.C.Tame the Oil Markets?
- Cyrus Sanati
- New York Times Dealbook
- August 21, 2009
It is a view rarely expressed BUT widely held nonetheless. If/when Index Specualtors are booted out of these markets the price of crude oil will be cut in half within 3 months. Where it goes after that will hopefully be determined by supply and demand. The key is that volatility will come way way down – levitra without prescription.