In an interview with The Daily Telegraph , George Soros said that although a weak U.S. dollar, depleting supplies from aging oil fields, government fuel subsidies, and record Chinese and Indian demand could explain the parabolic surge in energy prices, the crude oil market is also significantly inflated by speculation. “Speculation is increasingly affecting the price, which has a parabolic shape, which is characteristic of bubbles,” he said…
May 30th, 2008 | Gary Dorsch | 2 comments | Continued
