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Oil majors spending 'sweet spot' to last to 2020 -BlackRock

By: Reuters: Company News
Big Oil is today in a spending sweet spot as years of cost cuts and rising oil prices converge but investments will need to rise after 2020 to boost output, BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, said on Tuesday.
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