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Weaker dollar leads to healthier oil recovery

The last month witenessed an increase of oil prices, which exceeded the edge of $70 per barrel, reflecting some, regain of the previous session’s losses associated with the beginning of global economic recovery and a weaker U.S dollar

One step forward

Despite the extensive dispute in Israel, the Israel Electric Corporation agreed to pay much more for the Egyptian natural gas

Chinese oil heads straight to Iran

Chinese state companies have started last month supplying Iran with oil without intermediaries

UNESCO slump

Irina Bokova was elected UNESCO Director General in a suspenseful fifth round to defeat the Egyptian candidate Farouk Hosny

Global economy at risk from oil price rise

Oil policy changes as well as prices after economy is nearing recovery

Oil is the market crystal ball

With a stronger economic backdrop, demand for most goods will pick up, including for oil and money

Obama seeks Mubarak’s help with Mideast

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak made his first trip to Washington in over five years after strained relationship with former U.S. President George W. Bush

Iran’s unrest will not lead to higher oil prices

Despite oil prices have doubled since the beginning of this year, amid hopes that an economic recovery could boost demand, the price of a barrel of oil has fallen four percent since the presidential election held in Iran last month

Intensive European tour by Mubarak

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak called for Europe to improve cooperation with the southern Mediterranean states in order to confront the global economic crisis

China’s race into the oil market is in trouble

Will the deadly riots and clashes erupted in China affect the stability of the world's most populous country and the second largest oil consumer?

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