oil exporting countries

If oil-exporting countries continue to park their surpluses with the US it could postpone even further the long-predicted dollar crisis.

Within the emerging economies, the big shifts were in Asia and in the oil exporting countries (see chart).

And should the wave of popular discontent continue to swell, unpopular governments in much bigger oil exporting countries could be at risk.

The oil exporting countries in Africa were responsible for a large portion of its growth rate in exports, which rose 45% in 2005.

Iran is the second biggest crude oil producer in the Organisation of Oil Exporting Countries but it lacks refinery capacity.

Declining surpluses in many oil-exporting countries will help to rebalance global demand.

The oil boom of the 1970s and early 1980s proved a blessing and a curse for many oil-exporting countries.

When ministers of the world's biggest oil exporting countries arrive in Caracas this week, no expense will be spared.

Japan's recovery was underpinned by strong exports, first to China and more recently to Europe and oil-exporting countries.

The remainder is mostly the oil exporting countries .

China has become oil-importing countries from oil-exporting countries since 1993.

Oil exporting countries may consider a cut in output after crude prices fell below $60 a barrel yesterday for the first time in six months.

The income of oil-exporting countries, for instance, has ballooned since 2004 because of higher prices for crude.

it makes net oil exporting countries richer and net oil importers poorer;

Oil exporting countries: $229. 8 billion (1. 6 percent)