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OPEC wants the maximum price they can sustain to meet their budgetary needs and investment plans, and keep their economies growing, while making sure that demand in the rest of the world keeps growing. The Saudis have hinted they believe that price was now between $50 and $60 a barrel.

Yasser Elguindi

The dynamic shifted this year. There was a growing perception that supply was running out. The doomsday scenario that stated OPEC couldn't meet demand and the Saudis wouldn't be able to increase output gained traction.

Most people don't believe OPEC has a lot of spare capacity. But the fact that OPEC is attempting to moderate the price shows a desire to maintain a price that does not depress Western economies.

Dobie Langenkamp

We all know that Texas is growing at a phenomenal rate. We need to make sure we can meet the state's growing needs with a stable low-price power supply.

Kimberly Morgan

China has one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. And fast-growing economies usually provide opportunities for equity investors.

The issue is does OPEC think the global economy is strong enough to withstand the change in price. It just so happens that the economies that are seeing the biggest price increases -- the United States and China -- are also the strongest.

[And those higher costs aren't making their way into the price of finished goods,] at least not yet, ... Overall, this report shows the U.S. economy is still growing strongly and that price pressures remain a threat.

For OPEC countries, less than US$60 a barrel is not a suitable price _ it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least US$62-63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price _ it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-$63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price -- it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price _ it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than US$60 a barrel is not a suitable price _ it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price - it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-$63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side. herr Tufvesson is called Mahoney in the demo scene. For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price - it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-$63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than US$60 a barrel is not a suitable price - it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

For OPEC countries, less than $60 a barrel is not a suitable price — it is quite cheap for them so they want to push the price to around at least $62-$63, which may also be suitable for the consumer side.

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