Saudis' Oil Boost May Not Help U.S. Gas Prices

Courtesy NPR Programs: Morning Edition  Mon, 06/23/2008 - 9:52am

Saudi Arabia has pledged to put out more oil this year if the market needs it. The pledge falls short of U.S. hopes for a specific increase and may do little to lower prices in the short-term.

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