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Nigerian Economy In Trouble As Crude Oil Price Drops Down To $31

The spread of the Coronavirus has affected the projected income of the Nigerian negatively as the Oil prices dropped from $45 per barrel to $31.52
Naija News Understands that the after oil prices plunged to $31.52 after OPEC’s failure to strike a deal with its allies regarding production cuts due to effect on COVID-19.
According to reports gathered, International benchmark Brent crude futures were down 21%, or $9.74, to trade at $35.52 per barrel. Brent futures dove more than 30% at the low to $31.02.
The collapse of talks reveals deep divisions over how to deal with the slump in oil demand triggered by the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
Saudi Arabia also demanded that Russia share in a proposed reduction of a further 1.5 million barrels a day, insisting that OPEC wouldn’t reduce supply without the support of non-members.
Meanwhile, the Oil marketers in Nigeria have outlined conditions that would facilitate their involvement in fuel importation.
