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First cut is the deepest

Market response subdued ahead of OPEC revelations due today.

First cut is the deepest

Brent crude dropped from $US56.70 last Friday to $56.62 this morning, as concerns remain about the impact of OPEC's cuts despite more detail expected today from the cartel. The International Energy...

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