Basra heavy and medium crude prices rose on Wednesday, despite the decline in oil prices in global markets. Basra heavy crude prices rose 89 cents to $72.39, and Basra medium crude prices rose 89 cents to $75.39. Oil prices fell, amid expectations that the political conflict that halted exports from major Libyan ports may be resolved and concerns about slowing global demand growth. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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