WTI Crude •10 mins	40.80	+0.16	+0.39%
Brent Crude •10 mins	42.66	+0.20	+0.47%
Natural Gas •10 mins	2.919	-0.088	-2.93%
Mars US •13 hours	40.99	+0.71	+1.76%
Opec Basket •2 days	40.88	-0.16	-0.39%
Urals •1 day	39.60	+0.00	+0.00%
Louisiana Light •2 days	41.28	-1.39	-3.26%

	Louisiana Light • 2 days	41.28	-1.39	-3.26%
	Bonny Light • 1 day	42.03	+1.08	+2.64%
	Mexican Basket • 2 days	36.81	-1.27	-3.34%
	Natural Gas • 10 mins	2.919	-0.088	-2.93%
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Marine •1 day	41.52	-0.09	-0.22%
Murban •1 day	42.09	-0.27	-0.64%
Iran Heavy •1 day	40.00	+1.00	+2.56%
Basra Light •1 day	44.00	+0.97	+2.25%
Saharan Blend •1 day	41.79	+1.02	+2.50%
Bonny Light •1 day	42.03	+1.08	+2.64%

	Bonny Light • 1 day	42.03	+1.08	+2.64%
	Girassol • 1 day	43.08	+1.09	+2.60%
	Opec Basket • 2 days	40.88	-0.16	-0.39%
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Canadian Crude Index •35 days	29.70	+0.92	+3.20%
Western Canadian Select •6 hours	30.74	+0.61	+2.02%
Canadian Condensate •6 hours	39.64	+0.61	+1.56%
Premium Synthetic •6 hours	41.04	+0.61	+1.51%
Sweet Crude •6 hours	37.24	+0.61	+1.67%
Peace Sour •6 hours	36.64	+0.61	+1.69%

	Peace Sour • 6 hours	36.64	+0.61	+1.69%
	Light Sour Blend • 6 hours	37.14	+0.61	+1.67%
	Syncrude Sweet Premium • 6 hours	37.24	+0.61	+1.67%
	Central Alberta • 6 hours	37.04	+0.61	+1.67%
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Louisiana Light •2 days	41.28	-1.39	-3.26%
Domestic Swt. @ Cushing •1 day	37.00	+0.75	+2.07%
Giddings •1 day	30.75	+0.75	+2.50%
ANS West Coast •4 days	42.08	+0.08	+0.19%
West Texas Sour •1 day	34.59	-0.82	-2.32%
Eagle Ford •1 day	38.54	-0.82	-2.08%

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	Kansas Common • 2 days	30.25	-1.50	-4.72%
	Buena Vista • 2 days	43.11	-1.43	-3.21%
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Australia Sign a Deal to Supply the UAE with Uranium

By Joao Peixe - Aug 01, 2012, 4:45 PM CDT

Australia’s Foregin Minister, Bob Carr, has announced that Australia recently signed an agreement with the UAE to supply the Gulf state with uranium for the forseeable future. The deal states that Australia do not have to take the radioactive waste back once the uranium has been used.

Carr explained that the agreement “is a commitment by the Australian government” which “sets up a framework under which we will become a reliable supplier of uranium to the UAE.”

This agreement has been signed just two weeks after the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) granted approval to the UAE for the construction of its first ever nuclear energy power plant.

The UAE continued with its nuclear plans despite the fact that most countries restricted their nuclear ambitions following the Fukushima disaster last year. William Travers, the director general of the FANR, assured us that they “have tried to learn as many lessons as (they) could from Fukushima” to prevent any such mistakes at their plant.

By. Joao Peixe of Oilprice.com

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