We're carefully watching OPEC. The indication is that crude production, crude daily output is likely to be cut a million to a million and a half barrels.

One more solid salvo from the Fed, combined with a tax cut, could be the combustible combination to get the market going.

If only a fraction of this production were to be withheld from the market, the impact on the crude price would be dramatic, such is the narrow margin between global supply and demand in 2006.

GM management made the decision to align the plant's production output with current and forecasted output demand for the product built at those facilities.

a pause in rate hikes is a more likely scenario rather than a rate cut.

We'll have a cut of 2 million (barrels) on the 1st of January, I don't have any doubt.