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Oil is not an inexhaustible commodity. It should be used with "care". By over pumping and pricing it "cheap" is NOT the solution. Until all things Electic"can take off"- then can we safely say that an Alternative energy has arrived. Until then DONT burn your candles from both ends simultaneously.

Oil jumps above US$81 with Opec+ sticking to output increase

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