Iran's return to global oil markets will be slow amid jostling for investors
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IRAN's full return to world oil markets will be hindered by strong competition for foreign investment dollars from rival producers including Iraq, Mexico and Brazil, among others.
In a world of surplus supply, prices hovering around US$50 a barrel and deep cuts to capital expenditures by oil companies, Iran will be challenged to find investors should it finalise a nuclear agreement that leads to a lifting of sanctions.
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