Warren Mosler berriz, behin eta berriz.

In OPEC leader vows not to cut oil output even if price hits $20 artikuluan¹ hona hemen Mosler-en hitzak:

Saudiek ez dute inoiz produkzioa ‘mozten’.

Haiek prezioa ezartzen dute eta uzten dute munduak nahi duena erostea beraien prezioetan.

Badirudi inork ez dakiela hori.

Opec leader vows not to cut oil output even if price hits $20 artikuluan² aipatzen denez,

“It is not in the interest of Opec producers to cut their production, whatever the price is,” he told the Middle East Economic Survey.

“Whether it goes down to $20, $40, $50, $60, it is irrelevant³.”

1Ikus http://moslereconomics.com/2014/12/23/opec-leader-vows-not-to-cut-oil-output-even-if-price-hits-20/.

2 Ikus http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/63c7786c-89bc-11e4-8daa-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz3Mn4oL7zk.

3 Honela segitzen du, ingelesez:In the MEES interview, Mr Naimi said Saudi Arabia and other Gulf oil producers would be able to withstand a long period of low crude prices, largely because their production costs were so low — at only about $4-$5 a barrel.

But he said the pain will be much greater for other oil regions, such as offshore Brazil, west Africa and the Arctic, whose costs are much higher.

“So sooner or later, however much they hold out, in the end, their financial affairs will limit their production,” he said. “We want to tell the world that high efficiency producing countries are the ones that deserve market share,” said Mr Naimi added.

“If the price falls, it falls . . . Others will be harmed greatly before we feel any pain.”

The bluntness of Mr Naimi’s message took even seasoned Opec observers by surprise. “I’m more bearish than most people looking at the oil price, but even I am stunned how aggressive his comments are about this radical departure from policy,” said Yasser Elguindi of Medley Global Advisors.