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The GuardianNorth Sea oil rebound fuels UK GDP growthThe GuardianA rebound in North Sea oil production in the three months to May helped the UK double its growth rate to 0.6% from the first quarter of the year, handing the Treasury a much-needed boost. Acc
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Wall Street JournalUS Oil Prices Snap Three-Week Winning StreakWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices slid Friday as the dollar strengthened and the decline in U.S. drilling slowed down. Light, sweet crude for July delivery settled down $1, or 1.6%, at $59
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MarketWatchOil ekes out a 10th straight weekly gainMarketWatchOil futures settled lower on Friday, with the U.S. benchmark scoring its 10th straight week gain by a thread, as concerns over the global glut of crude supplies persisted ahead of a long holiday
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Yahoo7 NewsOil firms to $67, near 2015 high, as Libya output slowsThe Edge MarketsLONDON (May 5): Brent crude oil rose to $67 a barrel on Tuesday, just below its 2015 high, after protests stopped crude flows to the eastern Libyan oil port of Zueitina, hamp
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The GuardianSlowdown in UK economy predicted after slide in North Sea oil outputThe GuardianSlowdown in UK economy predicted after slide in North Sea oil output. A rise in industrial production of just 0.1% in February leads analysts to predict a 0.4% rise
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George Kent 4Q halves on lower engineering contribution, recommends 2.1 sen ...The Edge MarketsKUALA LUMPUR (Mar 26): Infrastructure engineering firm George Kent (Malaysia) Bhd's net profit for the fourth financial quarter ended Jan 31, 2015 (4QFY15) h
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Reuters UKPremarket: TSX points to lower open as oil drops againThe Globe and MailFutures pointed to a decline at the start of trading Friday in Toronto with Brent crude oil's decline likely to weigh on energy companies. Brent crude oil fell below $57
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Kyle Bass: Falling oil to push back Fed rate hikeCNBCOil was higher in early trading Friday—with U.S. crude prices around $47 a barrel—as news of the death of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah fueled uncertainty. But experts see little chance of any change
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