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Daily World

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Daily World 

a daily Marxist newspaper in the USA, successor to The Worker. Published in New York since July 1968. The Daily World prints comprehensive information about the domestic situation in the USA and international events, official documents of the Communist Party USA, statements by its leaders and progressive public figures, and readers’ letters. The Daily World consistently upholds the interests of the working people of the USA and opposes reactionary forces inside the country and the aggressive foreign policy of American imperialism.



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2 million bpd, which is equal to about 5 percent of daily world demand, from its output levels to prop up slumping prices.
2 million barrels per day (bpd), about 5 per cent of daily world demand, starting from January 1 as recession eroded fuel use and sent oil prices tumbling.
Daily world oil production is about 83 million barrels per day, according to the IEA, which has also predicted demand will drop by three percent this year, the sharpest fall since 1981.
 
 
 
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