OPEC ministers expected to hold oil output steadyIraq still struggling to export oil, price for benchmark crude at or near $28 a barrel Bruce Stanley Associated Press Business Writer
When OPEC oil ministers last met to review their production quotas for crude, some feared that exports from a resurgent Iraq would soon undermine the high prices they were then enjoying.
One month later, as its ministers gather once again, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries can affor....
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