Odd things happen during selloffs.
Western Europe’s biggest oil producer is suffering from the collapse in crude prices. But another top commodity export in Norway, salmon, is fetching record-high prices because of low supplies and a weak currency. As the seafood-industry news site iLaks.no reported this month, oil has fallen so low and salmon risen so high that one standard, 4.5 kilogram fish now costs more than a barrel of crude, measured in kroner.
Original Article:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-26/one-salmon-costs-more-than-barrel-of-oil-as-slump-deepens-chart
Jasper and Sardine 