Norway Gov't Cuts Its Oil Price Assumption for 2020

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Image Credit: Corona Borealis - AdobeStock

The Norwegian government has cut its oil price assumption for 2020 to 331 Norwegian crowns ($32.17) per barrel from 476 crowns last October, a revised budget showed on Tuesday.

Norway is Western Europe's largest oil and gas producer, with petroleum accounting to about 40% of its exports and about a fifth of the state's revenues.

Oil prices fell as global oil demand has slumped by about 30% as the coronavirus pandemic has curtailed movement across the world, leading to growing inventories globally.

 ($1 = 10.2875 Norwegian crowns) 

(Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis, editing by Terje Solsvik)

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