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Monday, November 17, 2008

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NOV 17 MONDAY

SHORT TERM TREND : BEARISH

LONG TERM TREND : BEARISH

S1 RS 2825 , S2 RS 2780

R1 RS 2925 , R2 RS 2975

Crude Oil Falls as Global Slowdown Cuts Demand in China, Japan .

Oil fell for a second day in New York as Japan entered its

first recession since 2001 and China's largest crude

producer said demand has contracted ``sharply.''

Japan's economy contracted 0.4 percent in the September

quarter, official figures today showed. China National

Petroleum Corp., the biggest producer in the world's

second-largest oil consumer, said demand has declined

since September because of the global credit crisis.

OPEC may wait until December to cut output, the

group's president said.

Crude oil for December delivery dropped as much as $1.44, or

2.5 percent, to $55.60 a barrel in after-hours electronic

trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It was at

$56.08 at 1:20 p.m. in Singapore.

The contract slumped 2.1 percent to settle at $57.04 on

Nov. 14, having touched $54.67 the previous day, the lowest

since Jan. 30, 2007. Prices declined 6.6 percent last week

as world equity markets dropped, Germany entered its

worst recession in 12 years and U.S. retail sales fell for

a fourth straight month.

Japan, the world's second-largest crude importer, had been

expected by economists to avoid recession and record growth

of 0.1 percent in the September quarter. Japan used 5.1 million

barrels a day in 2007, according to the BP Statistical Review of

Energy. China used 7.9 million barrels a day.

Brent crude oil for January settlement dropped as much as

99 cents, or 1.8 percent, to $53.25 a barrel on London's ICE

Futures Europe exchange. It was at $53.89 a barrel at 1:10

p.m. Singapore time. The contract fell 3.6 percent to $54.24

a barrel on Nov. 14.

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