Friday, November 30, 2007
An Airline Shrugs at Oil Prices - New York Times
An Airline Shrugs at Oil Prices - New York Times: "Southwest owns long-term contracts to buy most of its fuel through 2009 for what it would cost if oil were $51 a barrel. The value of those hedges soared as oil raced above $90 a barrel, and they are now worth more than $2 billion. Those gains will mostly be realized over the next two years. Other major airlines passed on buying all but the
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derivatives,
hedging
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