in any of these countries: ( I can't find an answer)
canada
saudi arabia
Mexico
Venezuela
Nigeria
Iraq
Angola
Brazil
Algeria
Kuwait
Ecuador
United Kingdom
Columbia
AZERBAIJAN
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
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February 4th, 2009 at 6:55 am
I'm not sure that you phrased that question in a way that's helpful , you are asking what are all of those countries exchanges to the dollar and what do they pay for oil?
Oil is traded on an open market, the rate per barrel is what everyone pays, the consumers (people) of those countries will pay drastically different prices though, for example the UK
taxes gasoline very heavily and thereby encourages small vehicles juxtaposed against an oil producing country- some of those consumers pay 50 cents or so per gallon of gasoline.
February 4th, 2009 at 6:55 am
Not sure what your question is exactly… but… oil is traded in US dollars.
So if the question is regarding what the exchange rate for a dollar of oil is for each country listed, simply look up 'currency exchange' in google, pick one of the exchange sites and convert one dollar US into the currency of each country.
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February 4th, 2009 at 6:55 am
You may use a currency converter to get the exchange rates.
Oil is traded at commodity exchanges and it may vary daily.