Sentence examples for barrel fair from inspiring English sources

Saudi Oil Minister Says $25 Per Barrel 'Fair Price'.

The country's oil minister, Ali Naimi, has said that $100 a barrel is fair.

The cartel has said repeatedly that it considers $25 a barrel a fair price, but most experts say that level is not sustainable over the long run and certainly not when the global economy is so weak.

We believe that a price of about $60 per barrel is fair, is satisfactory to consumers and to us as producers.

Saudi Arabia's king has indicated that he thinks $75 a barrel would be fair.

Saudi Arabia recently said that $75 a barrel was a fair price.

Angola's oil minister, José María Botelho de Vasconcelos, said that while $70 to $80 a barrel was a fair price for consumers, $90 a barrel could "jeopardize the market" by derailing the global rebound.

Mr. Naimi also said that $75 a barrel was a "fair price," echoing comments made by King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia in an interview with Al-Seyassah, a Kuwaiti newspaper, that was published the same day.

Following comments from OPEC President Chakib Kheilil that $70-$70-$80arrel is a "fair price for oil," crude's free-fall Thursday underscored that the oil-producing countries' wishes don't rule the market at present.

Saudi Arabia may think that $75 per barrel is a "fair price" for crude, but oil futures slipped further away from that target on Monday as bearish investors saw little hope of demand recovery, despite promises of a production cut from the Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries in December.

Some time ago we were piously told by that OPEC don Ali al-Naimi, who speaking on behalf of his King Abdullah, instructed us that $75 a barrel was a fair price.