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Azeri oil price goes up sharply
30 June 2011 [14:36] -
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Azeri oil price went up sharply in world market.
According to SOCAR Marketing and Economic Operations Department, on June 29, Azeri Light oil reached $ 115.84 a barrel by rising $4.04 in London Stock.
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