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CNNMoneyRally Over? Oil Down 4 PercentOilPrice.comChevron (NYSE: CVX), ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) and their partners have agreed to move forward on a $36.8 billion expansion of the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan. The expansion could add roughly 200,000 barrels
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Wall Street JournalOil Prices Lower on Concerns About US Drilling, Gasoline GlutWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices tumbled Tuesday as traders worried about an uptick in U.S. drilling activity and a global glut of gasoline. The U.K.'s vote to exit t
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New York TimesChevron Approves $37 Billion Expansion of Kazakh Oil FieldNew York TimesLONDON — Bucking the trend of conserving cash at a time of low oil prices, the American oil giant Chevron said on Tuesday that it would go ahead with a $37 billion expans
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Alaska Public Radio NetworkFrom the oil patch to oil & vinegarAlaska Public Radio NetworkWith oil prices at half their recent peak, the state has shed more than 2,000 jobs from the energy industry since this time last year. That means many Alaskans are
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Wall Street JournalOil Prices Lower on US Drilling Data, Global UncertaintyWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices tumbled Tuesday as traders worried about an uptick in U.S. drilling activity and the U.K.'s vote to exit the European Union continued to r
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Wall Street JournalOil Prices Lower Amid Global UncertaintyWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices fell Tuesday as U.K.'s vote to exit the European Union continued to roil global markets and traders worried about an uptick in U.S. drilling activity. U.S
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MarketWatchOil prices fall more than 2% as Brexit worries settle inMarketWatchThe number of financial traders betting speculatively on oil has reduced, causing oil prices to tumble as positions are sold off. The reduction was likely triggered by Britain&#3
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Wall Street JournalOil Prices Lower as Speculative Investors Exit MarketWall Street JournalOil prices fell Tuesday as concerns over the global economy led speculative investors to exit the market. The global benchmark, Brent, was trading down 0.25% at $48.
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