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The meeting in Moscow today is the event that will move the Crude Oil price into upward direction. The king of Saudi Arabia is in Moscow and one of the details who are focus in discussion refers to oil prices.
The two countries Russia and Saudi Arabia are absolute leader of oil producer and they may reach to agreement to push the oil prices into upward direction.
World-Signals.com expects in long-term target the prices of Crude Oil (New York) to rise to $55 from $50.60 now.
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