The real oil market is killing Nigeria. One of the country’s benchmark grades, Bonny Light, fell to about $12 or $13 a barrel this week, according to traders monitoring the West African market.
The deeply loss-making level shines a light on a chasm that’s emerged between real crude prices tha
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