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OPEC: Pricier crude could erode 2010 demand OPEC warns higher oil prices could undercut 2010 global oil demand By Tarek El-Tablawy, AP Business Writer On 8:44 am EST, Wednesday November 11, 2009 Buzz up!
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OPEC: Pricier crude could erode 2010 demand - Yahoo! Financefrom yahoo.com on November 11, 2009
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries might need to cut its oil supply next year to match an expected fall in demand for the group's crude, aAn OPEC delegate wrote in a Kuwaiti newspaper on Wednesday.
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Oil holds above $72, inventory fall limits losses - Yahoo! Newsfrom yahoo.com on September 17, 2009
OPEC oil output has increased this year, despite promises to restrain production, and the IEA said the group pumped 55,000 bpd more in August than in July, taking OPEC-11 compliance with promised cuts down to 66 percent from 68 percent in July.
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IEA sees higher global oil use as economy recovers | Reutersfrom reuters.com on September 10, 2009
VIENNA - OPEC is not expected to cut production quotas, the Saudi and Kuwaiti oil ministers said Wednesday as the producer group met to take stock of a market that has seen crude prices climb amid signs of a global economic recovery.
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Oil ministers: OPEC cut not expected - Oil & energy- msnbc.comfrom msn.com on September 9, 2009
Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali Naimi said Tuesday that crude markets were "in good shape," boosting expectations OPEC will to stress compliance with output quotas instead of cutting production.
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Oil hovers near $71 amid weakening US dollar - Yahoo! Newsfrom yahoo.com on September 9, 2009