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Vol. 8, No. 12 Week of March 23, 2003
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Analysts foresee steep drop in oil prices if war in Iraq ends quickly

But if war spills into neighboring countries, or if Saddam Hussein sabotages his own oil fields, panic in markets could kick prices to $50 or $60 a barrel

Bruce Stanley

Associated Press Business Writer

If U.S.-led forces invade Iraq, world oil prices will probably plunge from current levels and stay there — so long as the conflict ends quickly and causes little damage to production capacity in the Persian Gulf, several energy analysts said March 14. However, a war that spills into neighboring cou....

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