Kazakhstan makes output cuts
Kazakhstan has pledged to cut its output by 390 000 bpd in May and June.
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Kazakhstan has pledged to cut its output by 390 000 bpd in May and June.
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The integrated truck and crane is designed to haul, lift and set large tanks and oilfield equipment.