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Chinese filling up strategic oil reserves

by Tony Sagami on December 31, 2008

in Asian Market, Stock Market in China

I don’t know what you’re opinion is of oil prices, but the Chinese think $40 a barrel oil is a bargain.

China would press ahead with the second phase of construction of its national strategic oilreserves and also encourage companies to build up their commercial reserves.”

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1 Tony Sagami 11.29.99 at 7:00 PM

Sorry, but I don’t give specific investment advice in this blog. I do answer all these questions in the ‘Ask Tony’ section of Asia Stock Alert.

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