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Brent crude rises above $118 on spread buying

Brent Crude Drops by $2 on Libya Hopes

Brent crude dropped by more than $2 on Monday to around $106 a barrel on the potential for a resumption of exports from OPEC member Libya as a six-month civil war there appeared close to an end.
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U.S., OPEC cut world oil demand growth on economy

Global oil demand will grow less than previously projected this year, according to forecasts on Tuesday from the U.S. and OPEC, as a worsening economic outlook will curb consumption in developed countries.
Is $2-something Per Gallon Gasoline Gone?

U.S. Gas Prices: How High Will They Go?

Americans, it’s been said, are a resilient, can-do bunch. Well, it looks like U.S. motorists will have to become even more resilient, as the days of $2-something per gallon gasoline appear to be gone.
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Iran says Saudi crude increase will not change market

An increase in crude output by Saudi Arabia will not change market conditions as demand is for lighter oil than it provides, Iran's OPEC governor was on Saturday quoted as saying, reiterating Tehran's stance that there is no need to boost production.
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OPEC says oil supply gap looming later this year

OPEC, which failed to reach agreement on raising production at a meeting this week, on Friday forecast a tightening world oil market in the rest of 2011, underscoring the need for more supply to meet rising demand.
Workers walk at Rumaila oilfield in Basra, 420 km (260 miles) southeast of Baghdad

OPEC meeting fails, Saudi defiant

On Wednesday, an OPEC meeting ended with a failure to reach any agreement to increase oil production. Oil prices immediate jumped due to supply shortage concerns.
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OPEC ready to act if needed, split was over data

Economics, rather than politics was behind the collapse of this week's OPEC talks and the group as a whole would act if it grew worried about oil supplies running short, a top OPEC official said on Thursday.
Workers walk at Rumaila oilfield in Basra, 420 km (260 miles) southeast of Baghdad

Why OPEC Is Dying

OPEC just had a meeting that failed to produce any agreement. Saudi Arabia, the biggest producer of the cartel, admitted it was one of the worst meetings in OPEC history.
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Wall Street starts sixth day of losses

Stocks mostly fell on Wednesday in a sixth day of losses as investors worried about the bleak economic outlook and technical market indicators pointed to more weakness ahead.

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