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Oman oil prices continue to rise
The price of Omani oil continued its rise, with prices for delivery by next July reaching $31.49 USD on the Dubai Energy Market. A statement issued online by the Oman News Agency (ONA) said: “The official price of Oman oil on the Dubai
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Coronavirus: Prices of facemasks up 1,700% in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh: It is no wonder you can’t find medical masks at pharmacies or any shop easily in Saudi Arabia these days. Owning to the lack of supplies, some shops there have hiked prices of facemasks by a whopping 1,700 per cent, the Saudi daily
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Saudi Arabia may slash April oil prices to Asia by most since 2012
Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia is expected to make the deepest cuts to its monthly official selling prices (OSP) to Asia since 2012, tracking declines in Middle East benchmarks and weak refining margins as the coronavirus outbreak has cut
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Oil prices stabilize as Saudi crown prince talks peace
JEDDAH: Oil prices stabilized on Monday after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called for diplomatic solutions to the crisis with Iran and the
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Low gold prices tempt shoppers at Sharjah jewellery exhibition
Planning take advantage of the drop in gold costs and gathering up the most recent gems structures, customers rushed to the 46th version of the Watch
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Saudi King, Trump discuss oil prices and global economy
The US President Donald Trump reviewed on Saturday in a phone call with Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia,
Read MoreSchool canteen meal prices up 100%
A number of parents have complained about the high prices of sandwiches and meals sold by some canteens in boys’ and girls’ schools and about the low-quality of food offered to students. The prices of some meals have doubled, especially
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