Chron likes to think oil is dropping
It seems like editor(s) at Chron.com/Associated Press are trying to spin oil stories so it looks like crude is falling. Yet it continues to climb. They report during slight price dips.
(Note: headlines are revised later after initial story)
March 31st: Crude Futures Fall Below $67 a Barrel
March 29th: Oil Prices Fall Below $66 a Barrel
March 24th: Oil Prices Slip to $63.80 a Barrel in Asia (link dead)
February 13th: Oil Prices Slip (link dead)
February 9th: Warm January saved crippled gas supply (link dead)
February 8th: Natural Gas Prices Drop, Stocks Follow (link dead)
The point is, I never see Chron.com report "higher oil prices" in headlines. Thanks to 321energy.com for old headlines. Who knows what the motivation is behind this irresponsible reporting, but I'm sure it's someone's money.
(Note: headlines are revised later after initial story)
March 31st: Crude Futures Fall Below $67 a Barrel
March 29th: Oil Prices Fall Below $66 a Barrel
March 24th: Oil Prices Slip to $63.80 a Barrel in Asia (link dead)
February 13th: Oil Prices Slip (link dead)
February 9th: Warm January saved crippled gas supply (link dead)
February 8th: Natural Gas Prices Drop, Stocks Follow (link dead)
The point is, I never see Chron.com report "higher oil prices" in headlines. Thanks to 321energy.com for old headlines. Who knows what the motivation is behind this irresponsible reporting, but I'm sure it's someone's money.
posted by Out at the peak at
5:55 PM
5 Comments:
I can only hope the falling oil price doesn't continue
By
Dogcrap Green, at 2:49 AM
Wow, they just came out with this story:
Oil Prices Move Toward $68 a Barrel which is at least a neutral title.
By
Out at the peak, at 8:38 AM
We are above $69 a barrel. Saudi's biggest field is now declining in production. Article
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Out at the peak, at 11:40 AM
Crude Oil Price Hits $70 a Barrel in Asia
AP - Crude oil futures hit $70 a barrel for the first time in seven-and-a-half months Monday, lifted by concerns over declining gasoline stocks in the U.S., supply disruptions in Nigeria and tension over Iran's nuclear program.
By
41cadillac, at 10:27 PM
$72.85 right now. Woo.
I'm regretting my SU sell badly right now.
By
Out at the peak, at 11:38 AM
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