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Brown tries to quell fears of Opec cut
Gordon Brown said yesterday that the West was working with oil exporters to keep crude supplies flowing to the faltering world economy, despite hints from leading Opec members that the cartel is considering production cuts. Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, repeated his concerns about falling oil prices after meeting European commission president Romano Prodi but declined to say how much Opec should slice off global oil exports.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk
Organisation: OPEC
Subjects: Trading, Economics, business and commerce, Transportation of products, Oil
