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A petro-industrial factory is reflected in a traffic mirror in Kawasaki near Tokyo December 18, 2014. Brent crude held steady above $61 a barrel on Thursday, bringing a sharp drop in prices to a temporary halt as companies are forced to cut upstream investments around the world. REUTERS/Thomas Peter (JAPAN - Tags: BUSINESS ENERGY) - RTR4II2Z

A petro-industrial factory is reflected in a traffic mirror. Image: REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Moha Ennaji
Professor, Fez University.
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