The two leading non-OECD oil markets. China and India. both remain on course to grow solidly this year.
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U.S. LNG exports only started in 2015. and sales to China were a booming business opportunity for the American natural gas industry.
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Oil output in the U.S. fell by 100.000 barrels a day to 10.9 million last week. according to the Energy Information Administration.
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