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KCSM Newsweek South Asia January 27, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KCSM Newsweek South Asia January 27, 2014

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Oil prices rebound as traders wait for U.S. first-quarter economic growth data - Vimarsana News

Oil prices rebound as traders wait for U.S. first-quarter economic growth data

Gross domestic product was much softer than expected in the first quarter, which could weigh on crude oil demand.

Oil prices pull back as U.S .economic growth disappoints - Vimarsana News

Oil prices pull back as U.S .economic growth disappoints

Gross domestic product was much softer than expected in the first quarter, which could weigh on crude oil demand.

OPEC+ struggle over African quotas forces a delay to meeting - Vimarsana News

OPEC+ struggle over African quotas forces a delay to meeting

Saudi Arabia and oil allies face output quota dispute with African members, prompting a delay in a crucial meeting.

OPEC+ delays meeting by four days on struggles over African quotas - Vimarsana News

OPEC+ delays meeting by four days on struggles over African quotas

The news deepened the recent selloff in crude prices, which slumped as much as 4.9% to below $79 a barrel in London.