The US government forecasts new sanctions on Iran will cut Iran’s oil exports by 700,000 to 1 million barrels a day. Iran exported an average of about 2.1 million barrels of oil per day over the last year.
Iran has begun to feel the squeeze as it looks to retain buyers in Asia. The National Iranian Oil Co. reduced official prices for September sales to Asia. Iranian light crude will be sold at the cheapest price in 14 years against a similar product from Saudi Arabia.
The June OPEC report suggested that Venezuela oil output was just 1.34 mb/d. Venezuela might only have produced 1.25 million barrels per day.
Venezuela oil industry is so weak that the US not adding oil sanctions to them. The US does not want to own the eventual collapse of Venezuela.
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They ‘d need 90% enrichment for a weapon.
Some predict that Iran exports will not be affected other predict a slide of 200K~500K barrels https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Who-Was-Buying-Iranian-Oil-And-What-Happens-Next.html At the end of the day, not a big deal and Great Iran will be able to reach 50% enrichment PLUS selling almost all itsoil. It is game, set and match and touch down for Iran
They ‘d need 90{22800fc54956079738b58e74e4dcd846757aa319aad70fcf90c97a58f3119a12} enrichment for a weapon.
Some predict that Iran exports will not be affected other predict a slide of 200K~500K barrels https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Who-Was-Buying-Iranian-Oil-And-What-Happens-Next.htmlAt the end of the day not a big deal and Great Iran will be able to reach 50{22800fc54956079738b58e74e4dcd846757aa319aad70fcf90c97a58f3119a12} enrichment PLUS selling almost all itsoil. It is game set and match and touch down for Iran
They can buy the enriched uranium and the reactors they need to make Plutonium from the Chinese for oil. The Chinese will be happy to sell them it. If not the Chinese then there is the Pakistanis.
Why build bombs with U-235 when you can run small reactors with enriched U-238 and process the waste for Plutonium. Plutonium makes smaller bombs which are easier to launch via missiles.
Embargoing Iran would be an act of war. Iran can retaliate by destroying a few oil tankers in the Persian Gulf blocking access to it.
Oil is sold on the open market with price and quality the only factor. The US sanctions on Iran oil should not affect Iran sale since the rest of the world is buying oil from Iran.
I think quite less.
I honestly hope that China and Europe tell our government to get stuffed and still buy oil from Iran. Might have to stop using dollars to do it, but that might be a good idea anyway.
Venezuela is a sad, irrelevant sideshow. Iran is the sacrificial goat for Trump’s “Energy Dominance” policy. China refuses to slow imports from Iran. Trump will escalate the trade war by degrading Iranian production or blocking transfers to China. Russia will complain, but do nothing. High oil prices are good for many Trump supporters (and Russia). Being tough on Iran and China plays well. Wars are good for elections.
If Russia gives them back their enriched uranium they gave up under the nuclear deal they’ll be able to build nuclear weapons in short order.
They can buy the enriched uranium and the reactors they need to make Plutonium from the Chinese for oil. The Chinese will be happy to sell them it. If not the Chinese then there is the Pakistanis.
Why build bombs with U-235 when you can run small reactors with enriched U-238 and process the waste for Plutonium. Plutonium makes smaller bombs which are easier to launch via missiles.
Embargoing Iran would be an act of war. Iran can retaliate by destroying a few oil tankers in the Persian Gulf blocking access to it.
Oil is sold on the open market with price and quality the only factor. The US sanctions on Iran oil should not affect Iran sale since the rest of the world is buying oil from Iran.
I think quite less.
I honestly hope that China and Europe tell our government to get stuffed and still buy oil from Iran. Might have to stop using dollars to do it but that might be a good idea anyway.
Venezuela is a sad irrelevant sideshow. Iran is the sacrificial goat for Trump’s Energy Dominance”” policy.China refuses to slow imports from Iran.Trump will escalate the trade war by degrading Iranian production or blocking transfers to China. Russia will complain”””” but do nothing. High oil prices are good for many Trump supporters (and Russia). Being tough on Iran and China plays well. Wars are good for elections.”””
If Russia gives them back their enriched uranium they gave up under the nuclear deal they’ll be able to build nuclear weapons in short order.
Not sure what Murray’s problem was, but Martha’s Vineyard is infested with the biggest losers in the United States. It is the land for the Rich and Useless. I know… I have a relative that fled the crap hole. Jaws should have finished the job on all of those smarmy Left Wing A-Holes…
Not sure what Murray’s problem was but Martha’s Vineyard is infested with the biggest losers in the United States. It is the land for the Rich and Useless. I know… I have a relative that fled the crap hole. Jaws should have finished the job on all of those smarmy Left Wing A-Holes…
Trade embargoes are not acts of war. Rich people don’t put their money in the form of cash into Scrooge McDucks money bins, either. You really need to educate yourself better on these matters. Seriously.
Sure! Great idea! Too bad that won’t last for five minutes in the ‘great idea’ department in Europe. The MAIN reason why no other currency has displaced the Dollar is because the closest contenders for the job all have export-heavy dependent economies. And having the world’s reserve currency means you have to have net import trade deficits, not surpluses.
Anyone who buys oil from Iran faces secondary sanctions from the US in response. Even the Chinese. What is secondary sanctions? Cutting them off from the system of transferring US dollars throughout the world. The term ‘secondary’ should not be construed as being ‘lesser’. Then again, you still think that rich people keep cash in giant Scrooge McDuck money bins, so…
????
China exempted imports of US natural gas AND crude oil from it’s lame ‘retaliatory’ tariffs against the US, too. Not that they could enforce it. We’d just ship oil to some other nation, they’d move it to another tanker and send it off to China — a China desperate for oil like the US was in the ’70s. We own their butts. Time the wu maus chanting ‘NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA!’ on here get with that reality.
Trade embargoes are not acts of war. Rich people don’t put their money in the form of cash into Scrooge McDucks money bins either. You really need to educate yourself better on these matters. Seriously.
Sure! Great idea! Too bad that won’t last for five minutes in the ‘great idea’ department in Europe.The MAIN reason why no other currency has displaced the Dollar is because the closest contenders for the job all have export-heavy dependent economies. And having the world’s reserve currency means you have to have net import trade deficits not surpluses.
Anyone who buys oil from Iran faces secondary sanctions from the US in response. Even the Chinese.What is secondary sanctions? Cutting them off from the system of transferring US dollars throughout the world. The term ‘secondary’ should not be construed as being ‘lesser’. Then again you still think that rich people keep cash in giant Scrooge McDuck money bins so…
????
China exempted imports of US natural gas AND crude oil from it’s lame ‘retaliatory’ tariffs against the US too.Not that they could enforce it. We’d just ship oil to some other nation they’d move it to another tanker and send it off to China — a China desperate for oil like the US was in the ’70s.We own their butts. Time the wu maus chanting ‘NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA!’ on here get with that reality.
For one thing it would be easier to hide enrichment facilities… The size difference you mention is not a super big deal.
Somehow you spin the fact that we aren’t competitive and don’t export much besides food and culture.
For one thing it would be easier to hide enrichment facilities… The size difference you mention is not a super big deal.
Somehow you spin the fact that we aren’t competitive and don’t export much besides food and culture.
When you go to 20% it is quite easy to go to 90%
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Nope. Didn’t say that at all.
Lead”??? hahahaha. There is so few US exports to China that there is little left for the Chinese to raise tariffs on. But the other way around is not the case. So much for ‘leading an economic cold war’ by China. “Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports” Hahahahahah…right! I’d LOVE to see that.
Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States” – Trump. Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports (presumably at renegotiated prices)? How does it not escalate into an economic cold war lead by China?
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Nope. Didn’t say that at all.
Lead””???hahahaha. There is so few US exports to China that there is little left for the Chinese to raise tariffs on. But the other way around is not the case. So much for ‘leading an economic cold war’ by China.””””Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports””””Hahahahahah…right! I’d LOVE to see that.”””
Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States”” – Trump.Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports (presumably at renegotiated prices)? How does it not escalate into an economic cold war lead by China?”””
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They will likely only now not have to do it Trump sanctions will have no impact at all oralmost no impact at all
They will likely only now not have to do it Trump sanctions will have no impact at all oralmost no impact at all
They will likely only now not have to do it
Trump sanctions will have no impact at all oralmost no impact at all
But if Iran DID close the Persian gulf, who suffers?
Oil sufficient North America? Or oil import dependent Europe and China?
“Stop picking on me or I’ll hurt the only people who are still supporting me!”
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Not that difficut once you are at 20%
It is easy to move from 20% to 90%
Enriching to 90% is not that difficult
Once you are at 20%
When you go to 20% it is quite easy to go to 90%
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Nope. Didn’t say that at all.
“Lead”???
hahahaha.
There is so few US exports to China that there is little left for the Chinese to raise tariffs on. But the other way around is not the case. So much for ‘leading an economic cold war’ by China.
“Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports”
Hahahahahah…right! I’d LOVE to see that.
“Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States” – Trump.
Does China give up trade relations with the US to maintain Iranian imports (presumably at renegotiated prices)?
How does it not escalate into an economic cold war lead by China?
For one thing it would be easier to hide enrichment facilities… The size difference you mention is not a super big deal.
Somehow you spin the fact that we aren’t competitive and don’t export much besides food and culture.
Trade embargoes are not acts of war.
Rich people don’t put their money in the form of cash into Scrooge McDucks money bins, either.
You really need to educate yourself better on these matters. Seriously.
Sure! Great idea! Too bad that won’t last for five minutes in the ‘great idea’ department in Europe.
The MAIN reason why no other currency has displaced the Dollar is because the closest contenders for the job all have export-heavy dependent economies. And having the world’s reserve currency means you have to have net import trade deficits, not surpluses.
Anyone who buys oil from Iran faces secondary sanctions from the US in response. Even the Chinese.
What is secondary sanctions? Cutting them off from the system of transferring US dollars throughout the world.
The term ‘secondary’ should not be construed as being ‘lesser’.
Then again, you still think that rich people keep cash in giant Scrooge McDuck money bins, so…
????
China exempted imports of US natural gas AND crude oil from it’s lame ‘retaliatory’ tariffs against the US, too.
Not that they could enforce it. We’d just ship oil to some other nation, they’d move it to another tanker and send it off to China — a China desperate for oil like the US was in the ’70s.
We own their butts. Time the wu maus chanting ‘NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA! NEXT BIG CHINA!’ on here get with that reality.
Not sure what Murray’s problem was, but Martha’s Vineyard is infested with the biggest losers in the United States. It is the land for the Rich and Useless. I know… I have a relative that fled the crap hole. Jaws should have finished the job on all of those smarmy Left Wing A-Holes…
They can buy the enriched uranium and the reactors they need to make Plutonium from the Chinese for oil. The Chinese will be happy to sell them it. If not the Chinese then there is the Pakistanis.
Why build bombs with U-235 when you can run small reactors with enriched U-238 and process the waste for Plutonium. Plutonium makes smaller bombs which are easier to launch via missiles.
Embargoing Iran would be an act of war. Iran can retaliate by destroying a few oil tankers in the Persian Gulf blocking access to it.
Oil is sold on the open market with price and quality the only factor. The US sanctions on Iran oil should not affect Iran sale since the rest of the world is buying oil from Iran.
I think quite less.
I honestly hope that China and Europe tell our government to get stuffed and still buy oil from Iran. Might have to stop using dollars to do it, but that might be a good idea anyway.
Venezuela is a sad, irrelevant sideshow. Iran is the sacrificial goat for Trump’s “Energy Dominance” policy.
China refuses to slow imports from Iran.
Trump will escalate the trade war by degrading Iranian production or blocking transfers to China. Russia will complain, but do nothing.
High oil prices are good for many Trump supporters (and Russia). Being tough on Iran and China plays well. Wars are good for elections.
If Russia gives them back their enriched uranium they gave up under the nuclear deal they’ll be able to build nuclear weapons in short order.
They ‘d need 90% enrichment for a weapon.
Some predict that Iran exports will not be affected other predict a slide of 200K~500K barrels
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Who-Was-Buying-Iranian-Oil-And-What-Happens-Next.html
At the end of the day, not a big deal and Great Iran will be able to reach 50% enrichment PLUS selling almost all itsoil.
It is game, set and match and touch down for Iran