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The Pricing Of Crude Oil [PDF]
, 2012 Arguably no commodity is more important for the modern economy than oil. This is true in terms of both production and financial market activity. Yet its pricing is relatively complex. In part this reflects the fact that there are actually more than 300 types of crude oil, the characteristics of which can vary quite markedly. This article describes some
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CRUDE OIL PRICING IN THE EASTERN REGION
Proceedings of SPE Eastern Regional Meeting, 1969Perrine, William E., Coordinator of Crude Oil Perrine, William E., Coordinator of Crude Oil Supply and Transportation Ashland Oil and Refining Company CRUDE OIL PRICING IN THE EASTERN REGION It is indeed a pleasure to be able to visit with you here in Columbus today. Frankly, though, I must admit that
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Compumetric forecasting of crude oil prices
Proceedings of the 2001 Congress on Evolutionary Computation (IEEE Cat. No.01TH8546), 2002This paper contains short term monthly forecasts of crude oil prices using compumetric methods. Compumetric forecasting methods are ones that use computers to identify the underlying model that produces the forecast. Typically, forecasting models are designed or specified by humans rather than machines.
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A Multibreakpoint Analysis of Crude Oil Prices
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Investigation of economic data is often a posterior analysis. Clearly, among applied techniques the main difference is between methods able to (reasonably) capture past issues in inherent modeling approach or not. In the present contribution, a quite recent multibreakpoint analysis of time series is proposed with the aim to overcome traditional ...
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Price Discovery in Crude Oil Prices
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011I examine the relative information roles among West Texas Intermediate spot crude price and four futures contracts (F1 through F4) with different maturities. Using a cointegrated system with a non-unitary cointegrating vector, I address price discovery by investigating which price is more responsive to a common trend shock.
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Crude oil price volatility and environmental performance
Journal of Environmental ManagementWe study the relationship between crude oil price volatility and corporate environmental performance. Using an extensive dataset from 32 countries consisting of 18,464 firm-year observations, we provide strong evidence that oil price volatility significantly increases firms' environmental performance. Our main inference is robust when using alternative
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The Future of Crude Oil Prices [PDF]
, 1983 It never is a good time to try to assess the future trend of crude oil prices, but the present can be regarded as particularly difficult. It is nine months since the official price of light Arabian ‘marker’ crude was fixed at $34 per barrel fob. Since then, although the official ‘marker’ price has been maintained, differentials in favour of the higher ...
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Crude Oil Prices-The Direction?
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1984Summary Through the mid-1980's, real crude prices should be flat to down, and thereafter increase at a rate equal to or less than inflation. This forecast assumes that free-world energy demand will he down by about 5% during that time period to about 106 million B/D [16.9 × 10(6) m3/d] crude oil equivalent (COE). If
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Crude oil price forecasting using XGBoost
2017 International Conference on Computer Science and Engineering (UBMK), 2017One of the most important role of economic variables in today's world countries are the price and the change of the price of crude oil. Changes in the price of crude oil have a very critical role in terms of treasury and budget, both in company and state planning.
Gumus, Mesut, Kiran, Mustafa S.
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National Institute Economic Review, 1977
This note traces the course of the price of crude oil back to 1880 and attempts to assess the changes in its purchasing value by deflating it by the export prices of manufactured goods. The purchasing power of the posted price of crude oil declined through the 1960s, even without allowance for significant discounts, and then trebled in 1974.
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This note traces the course of the price of crude oil back to 1880 and attempts to assess the changes in its purchasing value by deflating it by the export prices of manufactured goods. The purchasing power of the posted price of crude oil declined through the 1960s, even without allowance for significant discounts, and then trebled in 1974.
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