fundelmental cpo untuk jumaat

salam gang trader,
jam dah kul 10.4opm..gambar ditv 9 tajuk Dr rusdhi baru ditayangkan ..lakonan p ramlee...
hehehehe.berita fundelmental untuk crude oil....macam tak percaya...sank below 50dollar perbarrel.
disini dipaparkan ulasan berita terkini harga crude oil.kalu kekal gan harga tu cpo bole jatuh
sampai 1200 bro.hehehe andaiku tahu.sila rujuk catatan dibawah berita sensasi...
salam dari utara trader.amin


LONDON (Reuters) – Oil plunged below $50 a barrel on Thursday, deepening losses over the previous four sessions as battered financial markets reflected ever lower confidence in the world economy and evidence mounted of falling fuel demand.
U.S. crude fell $3.71, to $49.91 a barrel by 9:02 a.m. EST, the weakest level since January 2007.
London Brent crude shed $3.10 to $48.62 a barrel.
As economic slowdown has destroyed fuel demand, oil companies plan to store millions of barrels of oil in the hope economics will improve.
Shipping brokers said on Thursday, U.S. oil trader Koch and Royal Dutch Shell had booked supertankers capable of storing 10 million barrels of crude, more than top exporter Saudi Arabia produces in a day.
Oil has lost about two-thirds of its value since July's record above $147, in part because a global credit crunch has made investors pull their money out of riskier assets.
The falls on oil have mirrored weakness on equity markets, which dropped again on Thursday when European stocks hit their lowest level since March 2003.
"Weakness in stocks reflects weakness in the economy at the moment looking forward, but I think the general trend in oil is lower anyway," said Sucden's head of research Michael Davies.
"It's a bit of a chicken or egg thing. Everything's moving together, it's hard to say what's leading."
Oil differs from other commodity markets in that producer group the Organization of the Petroleum exporting Countries can intervene to curb supplies, in theory providing support for prices.
Since early September, OPEC has said it will remove around 2 million barrels per day from international markets, but the market has taken the view falling demand is a bigger factor than tightening supply.
Deutsche Bank said on Wednesday oil could fall to as low as $40 a barrel next year.
Fears about their falling revenues have prompted some members of OPEC to urge further cuts as soon as possible and ministers are to gather for informal talks on November 29 in Cairo.
They will also meet again for a formal session on December 17 in Algeria.
(Reporting by Chris Baldwin; Editing by Barbara Lewis)