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It is price paid to buy petroleum from foreign country. It is use to determine the cost of crude. It consists of- 1. Imported cost of crude 2. Ocean freight 3. Custom duty
Crude oil is a mixture of oils that are important in our everyday lives and we need these to survive... And it is used to power our vehicles to get around the city and different places to buy groceries and important things that are needede
Yes. That is called Commodity trading. Oil is a commodity and is traded in the commodities market.
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To gain trade with other countries and also gain profit. Depending on the location and type of oil, it is sometimes easier to sell oil (and buy it from others) than to use it domestically. The answer also has to do with the type of crude oils that are involved. Crudes have different components and contaminants. So a particular oil field may produce a crude which a particular domestic refinery does not refine. At the same time, since the nation needs a lot more crude than it can produce, it imports much of the types of crude which are refinable in the US.
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Yes, there are several sources on the intermet where you can find barrels. Japanese barrels are more recent, but even so, original Belgium barrels can be found at places like Gunbroker.com and Midwest supply.
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Heavy crude is less in demand than light crude, because it needs more expensive refining to make it usable. Since it is less in demand, it is cheaper to buy.
Crude means in a raw state or not yet processed. For example, the fruits were in the crude state so i didn't buy them.
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You can not buy an Asimo. If you could, it would cost about $2,500,000. But you can hire one for around $150,000 a month. You will eventually be able to own one for about a million dollars.
you can buy mossberg barrels in gun stores or from gun publications like, shotgun news, cheaper than dirt, midway supply, brownells, or go on-line to www.mossberg.com, and order them from the factory.
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Commodities are never traded in stock markets, but rather in commodities markets. A commodity is a physical good that's traded on price. For instance, light sweet crude oil (the kind motor fuels are made from) is a commodity. You can buy it in one of three ways: on the spot market, and get immediate delivery; as a future, where your oil will be delivered on a certain date; and as an option, where you can buy it for the price on the contract if you want to. Spot pricing is highest, then comes options and finally futures. The reason for options and futures is to be able to adjust for demand downstream. If you are an oil company, you know you're going to need some oil to make gasoline out of. You know that in March, you usually sell 19.5 million gallons of gasoline a day and that there are 19.5 gallons of gasoline in a barrel of crude oil. So in March you need at least a million barrels of oil every day, and you buy futures for a million barrels of oil. Someone looked at the calendar and saw Easter's in March this year, so you'll need some more gas. How much more? Buy 10,000-barrel options; if you need the oil, get it. You might also want to buy some Unleaded Gasoline options in case you sell so much gas in March you can't make enough to meet demand. The worst case is to have to buy oil on the spot market because it's really expensive, so you use options and futures to keep from having to do it.
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