中国石油很多是从俄罗斯进口阿
来源应该不会那么冲突吧……

以下是引用zhaorongrong在2004-5-14 18:17:20的发言：
中国用油,好像不会把!

没有关系啊.....
我们这里已经过2刀了

以下是引用emyemy在2004-5-14 19:37:01的发言：
你和MIT上的挖大稀什么关系啊???
那个是个男滴~~
BTW,偶们这里油价还没上2刀,8过快了.

以下是引用magie在2004-5-14 18:09:39的发言：
我们实验室的消息灵通人士说是因为中国用油量持续增长, 导致全球石油供需平衡被打乱, 从而全球油价上升.
有这么回事么, 照这么说油价是肯定下不来了.

看看usnews, cnn就知道了，mm看来从来不看新闻的呀，呵呵。

以下是引用allsaint在2004-5-14 21:43:27的发言：
中国石油很多是从俄罗斯进口阿
来源应该不会那么冲突吧……

以下是引用zhaorongrong在2004-5-14 18:17:20的发言：
中国用油,好像不会把!

石油供应是个全球相关的大问题，当然冲突了，所以为什么美国宣传“中国威胁论”呀。

汽油费涨啊涨啊我们就会习惯了，呵呵。

我上次就看见有个胖胖的美国女孩，车子开到没油，半路上就停了。后面一人，英雄救美人，硬是把她的车推到了路边的PARKING LOT里。上来跟我唠叨要坐公车到最近的GAS STATION买油。我也在等BUS。
我们家的破车每次都是到1/4时就灌满。不买不行啊。。我每次路过油价那个标牌，看见它一直往上涨，也是心里狠狠的。

but the oil price is really surprising high. :)

以下是引用wadaxi在2004-5-14 17:48:42的发言：
诶，其实去不去也不是主要问题
就觉得他有时候实在太小气了
郁闷至极

here $1.85,some place like walmart is <$1.8.

2 years ago in winter it is <$0.9,but summer it is $1.6-7

我知道前几年亚特兰大的油价就是不到一块钱,好便宜呀

以下是引用jami在2004-5-15 17:53:07的发言：
here $1.85,some place like walmart is <$1.8.

2 years ago in winter it is <$0.9,but summer it is $1.6-7

我们这里虽然无法和加州比，从我到美国来，油价也没少过一块3的，。现在已经超过两块了，还在涨。新闻报道，WALMART的收入都少了很多。大家钱都花在油上了。。。。。。。。
人民生活在随油价波动，让人心焦呀。。。。。。。

以下是引用PurpleMoon在2004-5-15 18:21:07的发言：
我知道前几年亚特兰大的油价就是不到一块钱,好便宜呀

以下是引用jami在2004-5-15 17:53:07的发言：
here $1.85,some place like walmart is <$1.8.

2 years ago in winter it is <$0.9,but summer it is $1.6-7

以下是引用wadaxi在2004-5-14 17:41:09的发言：
伤心:(

不要紧，你现在可以找deal 网上购物啊～～

以下是引用llily在2004-5-14 18:48:11的发言：
我们佐治亚总是最低价，真开心！

恩，上次去Atlanta玩，一过了Georgia州界就发现油价开始降了，真是幸福。。。

估计网购公司会很高兴.

我估计一直涨下去的话，UPS， FEDEX也得跟着涨。。。。。。网上购物也便宜不了多少。。。。。。。

huhu，昨天ld终于带偶去了outlet，还去了个两个mall
结果一天下来，什么东西都没买到（除了在outlet吃了点冰淇淋）
我偷偷看了一下，用掉大半缸油
回来在网上买了很多东东，一直磨蹭到凌晨4点
ft死了

以下是引用skyblue在2004-5-15 20:01:13的发言：

以下是引用wadaxi在2004-5-14 17:41:09的发言：
伤心:(

不要紧，你现在可以找deal 网上购物啊～～

[此贴子已经被作者于2004-5-16 15:47:19编辑过]

以后东西受到了，不要忘了秀一下。

以下是引用wadaxi在2004-5-16 15:45:20的发言：
huhu，昨天ld终于带偶去了outlet，还去了个两个mall
结果一天下来，什么东西都没买到（除了在outlet吃了点冰淇淋）
我偷偷看了一下，用掉大半缸油
回来在网上买了很多东东，一直磨蹭到凌晨4点
ft死了

以下是引用skyblue在2004-5-15 20:01:13的发言：

以下是引用wadaxi在2004-5-14 17:41:09的发言：
伤心:(

不要紧，你现在可以找deal 网上购物啊～～

[此贴子已经被作者于2004-5-16 15:47:19编辑过]

以下是引用magie在2004-5-14 18:09:39的发言：
我们实验室的消息灵通人士说是因为中国用油量持续增长, 导致全球石油供需平衡被打乱, 从而全球油价上升.
有这么回事么, 照这么说油价是肯定下不来了.

Not a key reason bah.

Oil Tops $40 as Supply Fears Persist --- Traders Doubt OPEC Help; Iraqi Exports Are Slowed With Attacks on Facilities

12 May 2004
The Wall Street Journal

The price of oil settled above $40 a barrel for the first time in 13 years as markets shrugged off a call by Saudi Arabia for OPEC to help meet surging world-wide demand by loosening limits on production.

In Iraq, attacks have again disrupted oil exports, underscoring questions about the country's ability to sustain output and fueling further unease about supplies amid a straining global market.

Crude-oil futures finished up $1.13 to settle at $40.06 in New York Mercantile Exchange trading. The run-up came despite the call by Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi earlier this week for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to ease limits on production by at least 1.5 million barrels per day. Already, OPEC members are pumping oil above their quotas to take advantage of higher prices.

Meanwhile, U.S. gasoline prices are expected to rise further, according to Energy Department numbers. Regular retail-gasoline prices are expected to peak in June at $2.03 a gallon, up substantially from the $1.82 peak price projected last month, according to the agency's Energy Information Administration.

In Iraq, oil shipments were expected to return to prewar levels by today. A pipeline attack Saturday cut Iraqi exports by 30%, the country's occupation oil minister said, removing some 600,000 barrels a day from world markets. While a small slice of global output, the reduction further strained global markets that are as stretched as they've been for more than a decade.

The bombing followed a bold maritime assault by unknown assailants against Iraq's two Persian Gulf terminals. That strike did little damage but could have crippled the nation's exports, underscoring the vulnerability of oil infrastructure in the heavily trafficked Persian Gulf.

Bureaucratic problems pose another challenge to Iraq's oil output. A senior Iraqi oil official said recent efforts to boost production beyond current levels have been slowed by political uncertainty and a lack of funding at the reconstituted Ministry of Oil as it struggles to identify priorities ahead of the U.S.-led coalition's planned handover of sovereignty this summer. Ambitious projects to drill new wells and refurbish older ones -- in an effort to raise production capacity -- haven't been executed as hoped, this official said.

"To maintain [production] in a sustainable capacity, we need a lot of work to be done," the official said.

Iraqi officials have complained for months about a lack of funding from the occupation. The U.S. has spent or earmarked billions of dollars in Iraqi oil proceeds and American-taxpayer funds for oil-field repairs. Almost all of that has been channeled through occupation-administered contracts, prompting Iraqi engineers to complain they have been deprived of final say over what work gets done.

Iraqi officials have called for discretionary funds to move quickly on top projects. A senior occupation official said coalition administrators recently transferred about $200 million in discretionary funding to the Ministry of Oil.

Political uncertainty surrounding the turnover of sovereignty this summer also has slowed oil-project planning. Ibrahim Bahr al-Uloum, the occupation oil minister, could be out of a job July 1, the scheduled date of the turnover. It is uncertain whether an interim government will have the mandate to make politically charged decisions about oil-field development and urgently needed foreign investment.

Iraqi oil officials say the nation is producing just over 2.5 million barrels of oil a day, about what it was managing before the war. Iraqi officials have set a production goal of three million barrels a day -- where they say the country's output capacity stood before the March 2003 invasion.

Iraqi production has been hobbled by looting, sabotage and disrepair since the U.S.-led invasion. Mr. Bahr al-Uloum told reporters the weekend pipeline attack in southern Iraq cut exports from southern fields to 1.1 million barrels of oil a day, from 1.7 million a day before the attack.

But the nation's southern oil fields, which account for more than two-thirds of Iraqi capacity, have undergone a remarkable turnaround since last summer, when Iraqi and U.S. engineers restarted significant production. Rising exports in the south offset much of the output lost in the north because of sabotage along a top export pipeline running to the Mediterranean.

Those attacks declined significantly after occupation authorities and the Iraqi Ministry of Oil tightened security, including hiring a foreign security contractor to train guards and fly aircraft surveillance missions along the line.

But Iraqi and American engineers still are struggling with repairs to restore the northern line to its prewar capacity of roughly 800,000 barrels a day. Recently, pumping rates have been erratic and haven't risen much above 200,000 barrels a day, according to Iraqi oil officials.

Southern Iraq had been relatively quiet compared with the insurgency-plagued central areas that resisted U.S. occupation from the beginning. That changed with the outbreak of the continuing revolt by southern militiamen loyal to radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr.

evenafter mm真是一个有敬业精神好好灌水的mm啊，连这么专业的文章都搬出来了。

以下是引用EverAfter在2004-5-17 15:16:03的发言：

以下是引用magie在2004-5-14 18:09:39的发言：
我们实验室的消息灵通人士说是因为中国用油量持续增长, 导致全球石油供需平衡被打乱, 从而全球油价上升.
有这么回事么, 照这么说油价是肯定下不来了.

Not a key reason bah.

Oil Tops $40 as Supply Fears Persist --- Traders Doubt OPEC Help; Iraqi Exports Are Slowed With Attacks on Facilities

12 May 2004
The Wall Street Journal

The price of oil settled above $40 a barrel for the first time in 13 years as markets shrugged off a call by Saudi Arabia for OPEC to help meet surging world-wide demand by loosening limits on production.

In Iraq, attacks have again disrupted oil exports, underscoring questions about the country's ability to sustain output and fueling further unease about supplies amid a straining global market.

Crude-oil futures finished up $1.13 to settle at $40.06 in New York Mercantile Exchange trading. The run-up came despite the call by Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi earlier this week for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to ease limits on production by at least 1.5 million barrels per day. Already, OPEC members are pumping oil above their quotas to take advantage of higher prices.

Meanwhile, U.S. gasoline prices are expected to rise further, according to Energy Department numbers. Regular retail-gasoline prices are expected to peak in June at $2.03 a gallon, up substantially from the $1.82 peak price projected last month, according to the agency's Energy Information Administration.

In Iraq, oil shipments were expected to return to prewar levels by today. A pipeline attack Saturday cut Iraqi exports by 30%, the country's occupation oil minister said, removing some 600,000 barrels a day from world markets. While a small slice of global output, the reduction further strained global markets that are as stretched as they've been for more than a decade.

以下是引用lastfall在2004-5-17 15:42:45的发言：
evenafter mm真是一个有敬业精神好好灌水的mm啊，连这么专业的文章都搬出来了。

hoho,我上几个礼拜的WSJ一直没看堆成山了，今天乘扔垃圾之前飞速扫了一遍。
最近三天两头都有关于油的长篇大论，这篇好歹短些。