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Location: Houston (Clearlake), TX
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I have two takes on this and I don't know which is correct and I doubt we'll ever find out:
The fact is costs have gone up with virtually no increase in supply as one would expect with increased prices.
Is this because there's no more supply to be had and prices are reflecting this limited supply OR is this because nobody wants additional oil and prices are just going up because traders want to see how high they can push it without affecting demand?
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