"Looking at the tranquil sea that is the S&P one may be forgiven to ignore
the rapid intraday surge in Brent which was up over $3 in a few hours,
approaching $126 once again. But why? After all the FOMC minutes were oh so very
slightly hawkish, and not to mention that the Fed's scribe Hilsenrath told
everyone at best the Fed would proceed with sterilized QE which would leave risk
prices untouched. Maybe it has something to do with this. According to Israel's
NRG, in a just completed cabinet vote, for the first time Netanyahu has gotten a
majority (8 over 6) supporting an Iran attack. NRG also notes that at this point
Israel has decided to not wait until the US elections in November before
proceeding with sending crude to the stratosphere. From
NRG (google translated): "Israeli political sources believe
that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a majority Cabinet support Israeli
military action against Iran without American
approval....He announced that he would not hesitate to
perform the operation without the approval of President Obama mentioned the
precedent of the decision to attack the Iraqi reactor, Prime Minister Menachem
Begin, and with the comments heard yesterday some cabinet ministers say
privately that "It sounds like a speech preparation for attack."
Political - Security Cabinet 14 ministers.
According to estimates, at this stage tend to support Netanyahu
and
Barak's approach eight ministers, and six against it (including the traditional opponents octet: Moshe Ya'alon, Dan Meridor, Benny Begin and Eli Yishai)." So... $4.00 gas is just around the corner. As is, probably, $5.00 gas. And $6.00 gas..."
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/brent-126-israel-cabinet-votes-8-6-attack-iran
Barak's approach eight ministers, and six against it (including the traditional opponents octet: Moshe Ya'alon, Dan Meridor, Benny Begin and Eli Yishai)." So... $4.00 gas is just around the corner. As is, probably, $5.00 gas. And $6.00 gas..."
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/brent-126-israel-cabinet-votes-8-6-attack-iran
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