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Russia raises oil export duty to record $398.1 per ton

The oil export duty of Russia will rise to a record $398.1 per metric ton from June 1, 2008, in line with global market trends.

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Chavez threatens to stop oil exports to US if poll violence

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez threatened to stop oil exports to the US if violence he claims it is plotting breaks out after a hotly contested weekend referendum aimed at expanding his powers.

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Broadcast Error Shows OPEC Fear Over Tanking Dollar

OPEC members don't even want to publicly talk about the collapsing dollar for fear it might accelerate the precipitous decline. Of course the accidental airing of OPEC concern from a meeting in Saudi Arabia that people will find out they are concerned about falling dollar will have far worse ramifications.

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Iraqi government controls 95% of oil export revenue

The government of Iraq controls 95% of proceeds from the export of the country's oil, President Jalal Talabani said on Wednesday.

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Azerbaijan Ready For Kazakh Oil, Despite Nazarbaev's Promises To Russia

Azerbaijan's industry and energy minister has said that, despite Kazakhstan's recent pledges to continue to export most of its oil through Russia, the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline is still available to transit Kazakh oil.

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Nigeria's Armed Group MEND Attacks Oil Pipelines

The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, or MEND, the most prominent armed group in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta, says it has bombed three oil pipelines. Gilbert da Costa in Abuja has more in this report for VOA.

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Iraqi Cabinet Approves Draft Oil Law

Iraq's cabinet has approved a draft oil law and will submit it to parliament for approval.

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Russia Says No Talks Until Belarus Cancels Transit Fee

Russia says talks with Belarus on resuming oil shipments to Western Europe cannot get under way until Belarus first cancels a new transit fee on oil coming from Russia.

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Belarus Says Compromise Reached

Belarus says a compromise has been found to resolve the oil-transit dispute with Russia.

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Oil Prices Drop to Lowest Level Since June 2005

The price of crude oil has fallen to its lowest level in more than 18 months as mild weather in the northern hemisphere has caused inventories to rise.

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Belarus: Talks To Resume On Energy Standoff

A Belarusian delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Kabyakou is in Moscow to hold negotiations with Russian officials after Russian oil exports to Europe via Belarus were halted on January 8.

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Azerbaijan Halts Oil Exports To Russia

Azerbaijan today announced that it has stopped exporting oil to Russia following a gas-price dispute with Russia's state-run gas monopoly, Gazprom, RFE/RL's Azerbaijani Service reported.

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