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supply

[suhp-lee] / ˈsʌp li /




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“Strategically, however, these barrels would be well suited for U.S. Gulf Coast refiners configured for heavy crude and could ease some reliance on Canadian supplies,” she told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

Venezuela supplied about half of Cuba's oil needs.

From Barron's

That reversal has given the U.S. political clout in a sector of the global economy it had not dominated since World War II, when it supplied oil to its allies.

From Barron's

That’s because Fed officials have signaled that the unemployment rate is a good barometer of labor conditions, amid the noise in the data from the government shutdown and slipping labor supply.

From Barron's

Another is meeting health-department and fire-department requirements, including having a more substantial water supply than what was necessary before the fire, Leonard said.

From The Wall Street Journal