Sources: World oil prices recover and beyond the price of a barrel to $ 57
According to informed economic sources, that oil prices in Asian trade Thursday rose after China took steps to inject new liquidity into the second largest economy in the world to stimulate activity.
The sources pointed to, that 'prices rose in Asian trade, supported by optimism was followed by lowering bank reserve requirements to the Chinese central bank, the first in more than two years, what would stimulate economic activity and energy demand.'
It is said that 'economic sources confirmed earlier that world oil prices continue to rise, bypassing the barrier of $ 57 per barrel of Brent crude, a higher dollar than the price at which built upon Iraq's budget for 2015, $ 56 in the previous closing prices of $ 56.98 a barrel.'
And she said 'the Iraqi parliament passed last Thursday, 2015 balance of $ 119 trillion dinars $ 105 billion and a deficit of 25 trillion dinars based on the export of 2.9 million barrels and is priced at $ 56.'
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