Which countries are suffering the worst oil price shocks?

Oil prices are surging higher and are now trading above $100 per barrel.

The price of Brent crude oil has risen from around $55 per barrel to $80 per barrel, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

But this is a drop of more than 70%.

That means that, for the past six months, oil prices have fallen by almost a third.

And it is a stunning drop.

Brent crude is a crude oil derived from crude oil extracted from shale and tar sands.

It is the most commonly traded commodity in the world, but it has a volatile price.

Prices can fluctuate wildly in an economy.

In the past, oil companies were able to extract oil from shale, tar sands, and oil sands.

But those technologies were expensive, requiring huge amounts of infrastructure and labor.

Now, the oil companies can extract crude from oil sands and shale using a number of techniques.

This is a huge development.

But it also means that the energy industry is going to have to rethink how they operate.

The world’s biggest oil companies are already working to figure out how they will operate in a world that’s becoming more energy independent.

So far, they are working with the governments of Canada, the United States, and Saudi Arabia to develop technology to extract more oil from less oil.

The energy companies will use this technology to increase their output, and to diversify into other sources of energy.

That’s good news for the economy.

It’s good for the world economy, because it means more money in the pockets of those companies.

But that also means less money in our pockets.

That means less investment, less jobs, and less money that goes into our national defense.

That is going up the cost of everything.

So that’s a big problem for us.

And I think that’s what’s going to get us into a big fight with China.

So I think we’re going to see a lot of fights over energy, because there are two things going on here.

One is that there are a lot more companies competing in the energy sector, so there’s a lot less supply from the United Kingdom, because of our withdrawal from the European Union.

And that has made us more competitive in the global energy market.

But the second thing is that the U.S. has pulled out of the Kyoto Protocol, which basically requires that we cut emissions and help develop a low-carbon economy.

And there are companies that are competing with the U, S.A., and D.S., because they don’t want to be subject to that.

So there is going the whole global energy trade.

The problem is that, as you can see, there are lots of oil companies, there’s lots of natural gas companies, and there’s also a lot oil and gas companies that do the fracking.

And the United Arab Emirates and Saudi are very interested in drilling for oil.

That will make us very rich.

But if they are drilling, we are going to pay for it.

And if we’re not drilling, that means they’re going into our pockets, which will drive up the prices.

So what happens when the price of oil drops?

The oil industry is already trying to figure that out.

Some of the companies have started to lay off workers in the oil and natural gas fields.

But many of the smaller companies are still operating and producing oil and, of course, that has caused a lot uncertainty.

It means that if we lose a lot, then prices will fall.

But I think the biggest threat is going back to the old days.

I think this is going into the very early stages of an oil shock.

It might not be that bad, because the oil industry was built to withstand oil shocks of $60 to $100.

And this time, the price could be as low as $30.

So the companies are just going to try to find the cheapest way to stay afloat, but the prices could be pretty high.

So it is going be very difficult for the oil sector to stay on top of the prices that we see right now.

That includes the price that’s going up, because prices will probably rise as the price gets higher.

I mean, we know that oil prices tend to go up when you have high oil prices, because that makes more money for the producers.

But then we also know that there is a risk that prices are going down when oil prices go up.

So, even if prices are still lower than they used to be, I think it’s going be difficult for them to stay high.

There are a number reasons for that.

I’ll talk about one of them, but first, I want to go over one of the reasons why the oil price is rising so much.

The oil price spike is caused by global supply.

When we look at the supply of oil, we don’t just look at a single country.

There is a lot going on in the entire world.

So when you look at supply, you have to look at every country in the Middle East,