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• Gas prices affecting more than motorists

  - 2008-05-28

  By Michael Hooper THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL The motorist at the pump isn't the only one suffering from higher gas costs. So, too, are grocers, farmers and truckers. Rep. Nancy Boyda, D-Kan., brought together a grocer, a farmer and a trucker Tuesday to tell how rising...

  Tags: Manufacturing, OPEC, Transportation, U.S. Congress

• Gas prices affecting more than motorists

  - 2008-05-28

  By Michael Hooper THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL The motorist at the pump isn't the only one suffering from higher gas costs. So, too, are grocers, farmers and truckers. Rep. Nancy Boyda, D-Kan., brought together a grocer, a farmer and a trucker Tuesday to tell how rising...

  Tags: Manufacturing, OPEC, Transportation, U.S. Congress

• IEA sees oil thirst easing, says high prices not just speculation

  - 2008-03-11

  PARIS AFP — Slowing economies in leading countries will moderate thirst for oil but high prices are not the result of speculation alone and are here to stay, the International Energy Agency warned on Tuesday. The day after after the oil price topped 107 dollars a barrel for the...

  Tags: barrel, FINANCE, Investment, OECD, OPEC, Transportation

• U.S. international transactions: first quarter of 2006

  - 2006-07-01

  Table 2a. U.S. Trade in Goods [Millions of dollars] ...

  Tags: accessory, adjustment, Administration, affiliate, Africa, aircraft, Asia, asset, bank, beverage, Coal, earnings, Earnings, Education, equity, Europe, FINANCE, financing, Fish, food, Government, insurance, Manufacturing, Oil, OPEC, payment, Quarterly, Republic, Reserve, sales, stock, transportation, U.S., U.S. Government

• How to keep oil flowing? Invest, invest, invest

  - 2004-09-18

  VIENNA, AFP — The spike in oil prices in recent months is stoking heated arguments between market players, who blame each other for the lack of production capacities that has been exposed by strong global demand. At a seminar last week organized by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries...

  Tags: FINANCE, International Energy Agency, Investment, OPEC, Transportation, Vienna

• U.S. international transactions, 2003

  - 2004-04-01

  Table 1. U.S. International Transactions [Millions of dollars] Line (Credits +; debits -) (1) ...

  Tags: adjustment, Africa, Asia, asset, beverage, Civilian, Coal, EDUCATION, FINANCE, financing, Gold, Government, income, insurance, Iron, Meat, Oil, OPEC, payment, Republic, Reserve, sales, transportation, U.S., U.S. Government

• Road rehabilitation.(GRENADA)

  - 2003-07-01

  The OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Fund for International Development signed a US3 million loan agreement with Grenada to help finance an ongoing road-rehabilitation scheme, reports BBC (May 31, 2003). The project will rehabilitate Grenada's Eastern Main Road, a route that forms the backbone...

  Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., OPEC, petroleum, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Transportation

• MIDDLE EASTERN ENERGY AFTER THE IRAQ WAR: CURRENT AND PROJECTED TRENDS

  - 2003-01-01

  The Iraq War has removed a tyrant, but it has had little impact on the overall importance of Middle Eastern energy - except to cut short-term Iraqi production and create new uncertainties about Iraq's mid-term export capacity. Similarly, for all the talk of new U.S. energy policies and energy discoveries...

  Tags: African, Algeria, barrel, dependence, Gulf, import, International Energy Agency, North, OPEC, petroleum, reserve, Transportation, U.S.

• U.S. international transactions, third quarter 2002

  - 2003-01-01

  THE U.S. current-account deficit--the combined balances on trade in goods and services, income, and net unilateral current transfers--was $127.0 billion in the third quarter of 2002, little changed from $127.6 billion revised in the second quarter table A. (1) A decrease in the deficit on income more than offset an...

  Tags: adjustment, affiliate, asset, compensation, Education, financial, foreigner, Government, income, investment, OPEC, payment, petroleum, Republic, security, transportation, U.S., U.S. Department of Treasury, U.S. Government

• U.S. international transactions, second quarter 2002 - Illustration

  - 2002-10-01

  THE U.S. current-account deficit--the combined balances on trade in goods and services, income, and unilateral current transfers--increased to $130.0 billion in the second quarter of 2002 from $112.5 billion revised in the first quarter table A. (1) The increase was mostly attributable to an increase in the deficit on goods,...

  Tags: adjustment, affiliate, asset, bank, Earnings, FINANCE, financial, foreigner, income, investment, OPEC, payment, petroleum, Republic, security, transportation, U.S., U.S. Department of Treasury, U.S. Government