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Venezuela wants OPEC to keep oil prices

Source: Press TV
Maracaibo : Venezuela | 28 days ago  
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Angola and press for oil prices to be kept in a range of 70-80 dollars, Energy Minister Rafael Ramirez says. "We have to be very cautious and not go in pressuring for decisions to be made on increasing output unless the market fundamentals require it," Ramirez told reporters on Wednesday. "… with a floor...
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