QUITO, Ecuador – OPEC ministers decided Saturday to keep oil output at current levels, citing ample inventories amid persisting global economic uncertainty and a price of just under $90 a barrel. The 12-member cartel said after an unusually short meeting that it based its decision on projections showing demand for crude would grow more slowly [...]
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OPEC ministers make no change in output of oil
December 12th, 2010 
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