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ReutersOil rises on signs of producers' compliance with output cutsReuters"The market has faith in the OPEC deal and should trade higher in the near future," said Tamas Varga, lead oil analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates. The Organ
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ReutersOil declines on selling spree, signs of output compliance cap lossReutersLONDON Oil edged lower on Friday as some traders locked in recent gains by selling out of long positions, but prices remained close to 14-month highs as producers showed signs
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ReutersOil recovers after Fed hike as tighter market loomsReutersNorth Sea Brent crude oil was up 45 cents at $54.35 a barrel by 1030 GMT. U.S. light crude oil was up 20 cents at $51.24 per barrel. "We got sold off because of the strong dollar, but an
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ReutersOil steady after Fed hike as tighter market loomsReutersLONDON Oil prices stabilized on Thursday after sharp falls in the wake of the U.S. interest rate rise as investors anticipated a tighter market in 2017 due to planned output cuts led by OPEC an
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ReutersOil slips on doubts output cut will end global glutReutersLONDON Oil prices slipped on Wednesday on doubts production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang that has weighed on markets for more than two years.
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ReutersOil steadies on doubts output cut will end global glutReutersLONDON Oil prices steadied on Wednesday as investors waited to see if OPEC and Russia would deliver promised production cuts designed to end a supply overhang that has weighed on the marke
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BloombergShell Said to Reach Deal on Three of Iran's Oil, Gas FieldsBloombergRoyal Dutch Shell Plc and Total SA will sign initial agreements on Wednesday to develop oil and gas fields in Iran, in the first European petroleum deals in the Persian Gulf c
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The Economy Needs Higher Oil Prices – Goldman SachsOilPrice.comOPEC is closing in on a deal to cut production, which will surely cause oil prices to rise. Oil is already almost back to $50 per barrel, so cuts of nearly 1 million barrels per day could boost
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The EconomistThe future of oilThe EconomistOil has changed history. The past 100 years have been pockmarked with oil wars, oil shocks and oil spills. And even in the 21st century its dominance remains entrenched. It may have sped everything else up, but th
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The EconomistA tricky time for oil producersThe EconomistSOME CALL IT “Texarabia”. In Midland, West Texas, every bare 40-acre plot of land appears to have a pumping unit on it, drawing oil from the shale beds of the Permian Basin up to 12,000 feet (3,700 m
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