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Are Oil Prices Rigged?

time.com — We've all read that speculators are driving oil prices artificially high — a claim that gets more interesting in light of oil's recent fall below $115. But maybe we're looking at it from the wrong perspective. Suppose that major suppliers in the oil industry are these manipulative speculators. Is it possible that oil prices are rigged? You bet.

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  • nosecohn, on 08/25/2008, -0/+1Complex article, but very enlightening.
  • jwolcott, on 08/23/2008, -0/+1This industry needs to be cleaned up ASAP. It's good that high oil prices are driving research in Clean and Alternative fuels, but at these excessive levels it's tanking the world economy.

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