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    Oil Minister: Iraq needs a barrel price between 55 - 60 dollars

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    Post by Rocky Tue 19 Sep 2017, 4:30 am

    Oil Minister: Iraq needs a barrel price between 55 - 60 dollars

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    Oil Minister Jabbar al-Allaibi
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    Economy News Baghdad: 
    Oil Minister Jabbar al-Allaibi said on Tuesday that Iraq needs a barrel price of between $ 55-60 to be a better financial situation.
    "Iraq is ready to dialogue with Kurdistan to settle the oil files," Oil Minister Jabbar al-Allaibi said in a statement to CNBC Arabiya, and read by "Economy News" that "Iraq needs a barrel price between 55 - 60 dollars to be a better financial situation."
    Al-Allaibi predicted global oil demand growth from 1.3% currently to 4% after 2019.


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