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fuel oil

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fuel oil [′fyül ‚oil]
(materials)
A liquid product burned to generate heat, exclusive of oils with a flash point below 100°F (38°C); includes heating oils, stove oils, furnace oils, bunker fuel oils.


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DUBAI/SINGAPORE: Iran, a regular exporter of fuel oil was expected to cease spot exports from November through to the end of March, as it looks to meet domestic demand for power generation during the winter, industry sources said.
20 liters of unleaded gasoline 98 and 95 octane increased by 500 Lebanese Pounds, 20 liters of kerosene increased by 500 Lebanese Pounds, 20 liters of gas oil increased by 500 Lebanese Pounds, diesel oil increased by 500 Lebanese Pounds, ton of fuel oil for public increased by 12 American Dollars, ton of fuel oil (1% sulfur) increased by 14 American Dollars.
Cuba raised its output of diesel and fuel oil in the first half of the year, but gasoline production fell sharply, according to the National Statistics Office, reports Reuters (Aug.
 
 
 
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