Since September 2014, world crude oil prices have fallen by more than half, setting a new low at 30 US dollars a barrel (Brent crude) in February 2016. Since then, prices rallied to 50 dollars a barrel in May due to supply disruptions in Nigeria and Canada, and the seasonal increase in demand in the summer. The recent recovery did not hold because global stockpiles remain well above historical averages; Iran and Iraq are increasing production; and...
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2016/8/01
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مذكرة موجزة
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108677
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2016/9/30
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MENA and the evolution of oil prices
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oil price