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	<title>Comments on: Libya gives world economy needed break</title>
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		<title>By: NukerDoggie</title>
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		<description>James,

I don&#039;t see any real energy price break in the offing. Libya won&#039;t stabilize very soon, and its oil output won&#039;t reach former levels for some time. Plus, other destabilizing factors (Syria and Iran) are coming more and more into play too.

The Fed is strategically arrogant and bone-headed, so why should we expect common sense and wisdom now? I&#039;d say its policies are going to be even more inflationary going forward. So oil is going to soon resume its climb, as will gold.

I think oil&#039;s price is only taking a brief respite. The economies of the developed world are in desperately serious trouble on a strategic basis. We&#039;ve mostly done it to ourselves. No quick fixes now. Just have to ride it out and hope the Fed and ECB et al play less stupid rather than more stupid.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>James,</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t see any real energy price break in the offing. Libya won&#8217;t stabilize very soon, and its oil output won&#8217;t reach former levels for some time. Plus, other destabilizing factors (Syria and Iran) are coming more and more into play too.</p>
<p>The Fed is strategically arrogant and bone-headed, so why should we expect common sense and wisdom now? I&#8217;d say its policies are going to be even more inflationary going forward. So oil is going to soon resume its climb, as will gold.</p>
<p>I think oil&#8217;s price is only taking a brief respite. The economies of the developed world are in desperately serious trouble on a strategic basis. We&#8217;ve mostly done it to ourselves. No quick fixes now. Just have to ride it out and hope the Fed and ECB et al play less stupid rather than more stupid.</p>
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