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West Africa Wants to Stop Pricing Its Petrol Off Europe

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West Africa Wants to Stop Pricing Its Petrol Off Europe

Nigeria's downstream regulator has made the case for a West African refined-fuel price benchmark, though no agreement was signed and no timetable was given. The post West Africa Wants to Stop Pricing Its Petrol Off Europe appeared first on The Rio Times .

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