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Kazakhstan's oil export duty rises again
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On 2 April 2013, the Kazakh Government announced a 50% increase to its Export Customs Duty rate for crude oil from US$40/tonne (US$5.44/bbl) to US$60/tonne (US$8.16/bbl). It was last increased in 2011, and there was an expectation that it could rise again. However, this week's announcement has been a surprise.
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- Kazakh oil companies are most affected
- No impact on oil exports
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