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Saudis to Bush: No to More Oil Production

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May 16, 2008
        
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Saudis tell Bush they see no reason to raise oil production until their customers demand it By JENNIFER LOVEN Associated Press Writer RIYADH, Saudi Arabia May 16, 2008 (AP) US President George W. Bush, left, walks with Saudi King Abdullah, right, during his arrival at Royal Terminal King Khalid... [read full story]                    

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Bush voices worries over oil

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Bush voices worries over oil

denverpost.com
May 18, 2008
        

He says U.S. lawmakers aren't willing to look at alternative approaches. By Terence Hunt The Associated Press SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt — President Bush said Saudi Arabia's small increase in oil production will not solve soaring U.S. fuel prices, but he Saturday criticized U.S. lawmakers "screaming...

                   

Bush says Saudi oil boost doesn’t solve problem

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May 18, 2008
        

Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt — President Bush said Saudi Arabia’s small increase in oil production will not solve soaring U.S. fuel prices, but he defended the wealthy kingdom Saturday against American lawmakers “screaming the loudest” for Riyadh to open its spigots. Bush also encountered bitter Arab...

Iranian oil production unchanged

ameinfo.com
May 18, 2008
        

Iran has said it will not increase oil production. The second biggest oil producer in Opec, it said the market already has enough oil, blaming high prices instead on the weak US dollar. It accused the Saudis of capitulating to US demands to pump more oil. But Saudi Arabia has effectively snubbed...

Saudi increase not enough says Bush

ameinfo.com
May 18, 2008
        

Saudi Arabia: US President George Bush has said Saudi Arabia's decision to increase oil production by only 300,000 barrels a day will not ease energy prices. The US had been pushing the kingdom to raise production, but it said it would do so only if there was the demand for more crude. Bush...

                   

The Pain of a Lame Duck and Oil Prices

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May 18, 2008
        

News Type: Opinion — Sat May 17, 2008 10:21 PM EDT President Bush has told the press that the Saudis' modest increase in oil production "doesn't solve our problem," and that the United States must act itself to help bring down soaring gas prices. He is unable and unwilling to speak any truth...

                   

The Big Story: Bush says Saudi oil boost doesn’t solve U.S. problem

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May 18, 2008
        

SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt (AP)—President Bush said Saudi Arabia’s small increase in oil production will not solve soaring U.S. fuel prices, but he defended the wealthy kingdom Saturday against American lawmakers “screaming the loudest” for Riyadh to open its spigots.

                   

Bush: Saudi Arabia's gain in oil production "not enough"

people.com.cn
May 18, 2008
        

Saudi Arabia's recent gain in oil production is "something but it doesn't solve our problem" caused by skyrocketing oil prices, U.S. President George W. Bush said here Saturday. Bush made the remarks to reporters after a meeting with Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai in the Egyptian Red Sea...

Saudi increase not enough says Bush

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May 17, 2008
        

US President George Bush has said Saudi Arabia's decision to increase oil production by only 300,000 barrels a day will not ease energy prices. The US had been pushing the kingdom to raise production, but it said it would do so only if there was the demand for more crude. Bush described the...

Iranian oil production unchanged

gashostage.com
May 17, 2008
        

Iran has said it will not increase oil production. The second biggest oil producer in Opec, it said the market already has enough oil, blaming high prices instead on the weak US dollar. It accused the Saudis of capitulating to US demands to pump more oil. But Saudi Arabia has effectively snubbed...

                   

Analysis: Saudis protect own interests in oil production

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May 17, 2008
        

Saudis protect own interests in oil production By H. JOSEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — When President Bush, once a Texas oilman, asked Saudi Arabia to pump more crude, he may have forgotten that the Saudis have a long memory. In the 1990s the OPEC cartel was eager to pump more oil in a...

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