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IEA expects muted demand for crude oil
According to International Energy Agency (IEA), demand for oil across the globe would remain muted because of worsening Chinese business sentiment, a slowdown in European economies and the impact of budget cuts by the US government. In its monthly oil market report, the agency said the above factors seem to delay further an elusive turnaround in global economic, and in turn oil demand,
Oil firms term pricing formula of Rangarajan panel as “defective”
Oil and gas exploration companies submitted their views on the recommendations of the C Rangarajan committee on natural gas pricing to union petroleum ministry. The companies argue that linking the price of domestic natural gas to that prevalent in gas-surplus economies is defective