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When Oil Prices Spike, Where Does The Money Go?
The Iran war caused a sharp rise in global oil prices, benefiting producers and shareholders.
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US Preparing To Send More Troops To Middle East: Report
The United States is preparing to send additional troops to the Middle East in response to mounting concerns over Iran, which Washington blames for attacks on oil tankers last week, two US officials told Reuters on Monday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Women Can Help Move Mideast Beyond The Oil Economy
Throughout the Middle East, the plunge in oil prices is creating economic shock waves. And with international sanctions on Iran being lifted, Gulf stock markets are not convinced that the economic situation will improve any time soon.
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Iraq's oil minister says country can meet increasing oil demands, vows to boost output
Iraq's oil minister says new production from the country will help the world meet growing demand for oil.Hussain al-Shahristani also said Wednesday that Iraq was committed to working with OPEC to keep prices steady. The comments appear aimed at allaying worries that new Iraqi output will flood the market and pressure prices.Al-Shahristani spoke dur...
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When Oil Prices Spike, Where Does The Money Go?
The Iran war caused a sharp rise in global oil prices, benefiting producers and shareholders.
-
US Preparing To Send More Troops To Middle East: Report
The United States is preparing to send additional troops to the Middle East in response to mounting concerns over Iran, which Washington blames for attacks on oil tankers last week, two US officials told Reuters on Monday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Women Can Help Move Mideast Beyond The Oil Economy
Throughout the Middle East, the plunge in oil prices is creating economic shock waves. And with international sanctions on Iran being lifted, Gulf stock markets are not convinced that the economic situation will improve any time soon.
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Iraq's oil minister says country can meet increasing oil demands, vows to boost output
Iraq's oil minister says new production from the country will help the world meet growing demand for oil.Hussain al-Shahristani also said Wednesday that Iraq was committed to working with OPEC to keep prices steady. The comments appear aimed at allaying worries that new Iraqi output will flood the market and pressure prices.Al-Shahristani spoke dur...
