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No deal in Doha
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The much anticipated meeting in Doha, Qatar on 17 April ended with no freeze deal. The lack of a deal triggered a moderate slide in oil prices. Initially prices fell by roughly 7%, but settled to just over 1% with Brent at US$42.91 per barrel at the end of the day. A key reason for restrained price reaction was the uncertainty of the effect of the Kuwait oil workers' strike that started on 17 April.
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- 2016 OPEC Crude Oil Supply
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