Budget Deficit may fizzle out as Oil sold at $70

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Wed, Jun 24, 2009
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Economic outlook for the country has shifted remarkably as the Federal Government’s deficit budget is likely going to fizzle out due to surge in crude oil prices to above $65 per barrel in the international markets, Renaissance Capital has stated.

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