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Monday 6 October 2008

Iran wants more than $100 a barrel for oil

A price for a barrel of crude oil that is below $100 is unacceptable, Iranian Oil Minister Gholam Hossein Nozari says.

The Iranian oil minister also said there currently is an oversupply of oil in the market by about 400,000 barrels per day, Fars News Agency reported Sunday.

"An oil price of less than $100 is unsuitable for anyone, either for producers or for consumers," Nozari told reporters at a gas export conference in Tehran Saturday.

"Unfortunately despite decrease in oil prices we have not seen any signs of a decrease in the costs" of oil production, he added.
Courtesy:UPI

Source: PETROLEUM BAZAAR

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