Today's Trends: Chinese Oil Demand Rises in October
Rigzone Staff
| Friday, November 19, 2010 | 8:13 AM EST
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Mike Green
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November 21, 2010
China continues to show long term vision and foresight in lining up, locking up oil and gas reserves, preparing for the day we will see peak oil and diminishing reserves. The Chinese are using their huge dollar reserves to acquire oil, gas, shale and infrastructure, at bargain basement prices. The day is not long off that these assets will ensure the Chinese economy runs smoothly on these petroleum purchases they have accumulated.
Joan Georgia
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November 20, 2010
China is the future, energy interest is growing so fast. Obama is clearly a clueless Clown, Yes We Cant is his New Policy. Gulf Oil Spill now Oil is $88 per barrel and Obama shuts in oil production in the Gulf of Mexico, as the World China and India run for new Oil reserves in the World. Alberta Oilsands are next target for China/India but OBomba is saying green Me. Green this America under Obama is so in debt that soon he will be out of a JOB 2012. China laughing at this Obama Clown ! Facts Are Facts!
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