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Posted on 22 September 2008 with no comments from readersOil is $129 a barrel, do you need any further analysis to buy!
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Actually the market took news of a $13 billion cash injection by the UAE Central Bank badly and closed down 3% – but if oil prices stay high the UAE bourses look very oversold from hereon.