Libya and Nigeria have seen a significant increase in oil production in May and June.
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The IEA believes the United States will be able to challenge Australia and Qatar for global leadership among exporters of liquefied natural gas.
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Qatari banks. whose $50 billion external liabilities dwarf central bank reserves. may need more aid if the crisis deepens.
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Last year Pakistan and Qatar had signed multi-billion dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) deal.
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Kazakhstan remains committed to its obligations under the global oil output cut deal between OPEC and non-OPEC members which lasts until April 2018.
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The ministerial meeting will be preceded by a meeting of a technical committee involving all OPEC and non-OPEC members currently participating in the oil output cutting deal.
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A second Indian refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd also planned to buy its first ever US crude oil cargo and has issued a purchase tender.
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In June. the White House said that the United States is determined to become be a global player in exporting LNG.
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Oilfield services providers would be expected to invest in the fields in exchange for payment for every barrel of oil or Btu produced over an established baseline. the report added.
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Iraq is the second-largest member of OPEC after Saudi Arabia.
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