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Oil market very stable and healthy: Saudi minister

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Lahore : Pakistan | 3 months ago  
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  • Iraqi minister of oil Hussain Al-Shahristani at the OPEC meeting in Vienna
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VIENNA: The oil market is "very stable and healthy" and the current price is "good for everybody", Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on arriving in Vienna on Tuesday ahead of a meeting of the OPEC crude cartel.

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