Crude oil bear market continues and supplies far exceeds demand in underemployed economies
Alan Hershey
Oct. 30, 2006

Crude oil bear market continues and supplies far exceeds demand in underemployed economies

Crude oil slumped and is heading to levels lower than most can expect. The supplies are extensive, the demand is poor to say the best. The under employed stagflation plagued economies can do little to stimulate demand.

According to media reports, Crude oil fell on speculation that U.S. inventories rose last week as a major port reopened and on forecasts of warmer weather in most of the country. However, the real fact is that the economies themselves are heading south. The recessions are stealth in nature. The employment levels will continue to look good. But all employed are struggling to pay their bills because they cannot make much.

The underemployment and stagflation are crippling the buying powers in the economies. The slump in oil price is just a manifestation of the same.

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