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Wikipedia (1) semble contredire que la Bourse ait deja ouvert ses portes.

Le fait que l’Iran obtient 85% de ses revenus petrole en euro est cependant exact, je crois (avoir lu quelque part).

Le 30 Nov 2007, j’ecrivais sur http://blogs.siliconindia.com/goldrupee
sous “Exit doors to rupee appreciation” 
que le President iranien Ahmadinejad avait propose mi-novembre 2007 au Sommet OPEP la formation/constitution d’une “Oil Bourse” par l’OPEP (2),
a ne pas confondre avec la Banque OPEP.

Faut-il cependant la confondre avec l’Iranian Oil Bourse?

C’est pas clair.

“Check your premises. Contradictions cannot exist”, disait Ayn Rand.

Je n’en sors pas.

Ivo Cerckel
ivocerckel AT siquijor DOT ws

Notes

(1)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Oil_Bourse
Iran is planning to open a commodity exchange, variously referred to as the Iran Petroleum Exchange, International Oil Bourse or Iranian Oil Bourse.
+ The exchange has not yet opened, having missed at least three announced opening dates.
Although opening an oil bourse has so far been unsuccessful, Iran has had success in asking its petroleum customers to pay in non-dollar currencies. As of October 3, 2007, Iran currently receives non-dollar currencies for 85% of its oil exports with euros composing 65% and yen 20%. Iran is currently planning on moving the remaining 15% of dollar denominated oil exports to other currencies such as the United Arab Emirates dirham.[2]]

(2)
Ahmadinejad proposes formation of OPEC bourse
Riyadh, Nov 18, IRNA
Iran-Saudi Arabia-Ahmadinejad
http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-234/0711181674163039.htm
SNIPS
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Sunday that devaluation of US dollar has left negative impacts on OPEC and global economy.
+ The Iranian president called for drawing up of a comprehensive plan for OPEC and establishment of an specialized bank called \“OPEC Bank\” to safeguard the hard currencies of OPEC member states.
He also called for formation of an \“OIL BOURSE\” by OPEC members to meet their demands.