Saudis good with oil's near $79
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- Saudi Arabia is content with Brent prices rising in short term
- Brent little changed after advancing 1.3 percent on Tuesday
By Sharon Cho
SINGAPORE
Petroleumworld 09 19 2018
Brent oil traded near the highest level in a week after Saudi Arabia was said to be content with the global benchmark crude breaking above $80 a barrel.
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Today in Brexit: As all eyes turn to Salzburg, the Prime Minister is told that next month is the real test.
By David Goodman
LONDON
Petroleumworld 09 19 2018
On the eve of this week's crucial summit, the European Union's chief Brexit negotiator is already heaping pressure on the next one.
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Reuters - High demand will not reduce Iran's oil sales to zero on U.S. sanctions -Iran
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Kaieteur News - Exxon's second exploration vessel to arrive in Guyana on October to drill at the ‘Pluma' prospect
Amanda Cooper / Reuters -Oil holds near $80 on Wednesday, supply concern expected to underpin prices
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