The line and bar charts both illustrate and provide key information about the average world
oil
prices from 1970 to 2005Use synonyms
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and the daily Remove the comma
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oil
exports by the top six Use synonyms
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-exporting countries in 2005. The data is expressed as a line graph and a bar chart.
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Overall
, it is clear from the graph that the world Linking Words
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price experienced significant fluctuations over the 35-year period. Use synonyms
In addition
, Saudi Arabia and Russia were the leading exporters of Linking Words
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whereas
other countries Linking Words
such
as Nigeria and the UAE had comparatively lower export volumes.
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According to
what is shown, the average Linking Words
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price per barrel started at around 10 in 1970 and rose steadily till reached its peak of about 85 by 1981. After that, prices dropped steadily and remained between 20 and 40 for 1985 and 1999. A noticeable rise occurred again in 2000, reaching close to 60 in 2005.
In terms of exports, Saudi Arabia had the highest exporting with nearly 9 million barrels per day, followed by Russia at around 6.5 million. Norway, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Nigeria exported between 2 and 3 million barrels.
The graph highlights a clear trend of average world Use synonyms
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price, alongside the top Use synonyms
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daily Change noun form
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in particular
, stood out with a significantly highest rate of export.Linking Words
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