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Angola’s Deficit More Than Quadrupled While Oil Prices Were Rising

The Rio Times · 1h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Angola’s Deficit More Than Quadrupled While Oil Prices Were Rising

Luanda’s own finance ministry table shows the half-year deficit up 326%. It happened in a half-year when Brent averaged 27% more than a year earlier. The post Angola’s Deficit More Than Quadrupled While Oil Prices Were Rising appeared first on The Rio Times .

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