In the US, the oil companies will generally either sell their oil on the open market, to get the best price possible, or will use the oil in their refineries.
There are a number of exceptions. They may have a heavy crude, and it is to their advantage to lock in a long term delivery contract to a refinery.
Yes. That is called Commodity trading. Oil is a commodity and is traded in the commodities market.
The Federal Reserve respond to an overheated economy or boom by selling bonds in the open market.
sell more government bonds
Central bank will sell securities to the commercial banks
Because that is how FED removes money from circulation, thus reducing money supply. The opposite would be buying securities in open market operations in order to increase money supply.
Yes. That is called Commodity trading. Oil is a commodity and is traded in the commodities market.
Depends on the market. It is a commodity. Open your newspaper and find out.
The Federal Reserve respond to an overheated economy or boom by selling bonds in the open market.
Depends on the market. It is a commodity. Open your newspaper and find out.
Valero buys its crude oil from the people that sell it to them.
sell more government bonds
No, you can only sell garments from brands at the market
Sometimes they are called Open Air markets, other times they are called Co-operatives...depends on if they are outside or inside, permanent or seasonal, some are only open Saturdays or weekends, some are only open in tourist seasons.
Central bank will sell securities to the commercial banks
if the market goes up sell spot buy in future market if market goes down buy spot sell in future market
They're salable, and people do it all the time.
You sell your fashions or play games to get rich. A quick way to sell them is to open an auction ( opening auctions are free. click on market to get to auction) or make advertisements. XOXO iteehee