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Crude oil prices have fallen significantly which benefits major importers like Europe, Japan, and the US while hurting export-dependent countries like Russia and Venezuela. Lower oil prices translate to lower gasoline prices in the US according to the AAA and EIA. Major oil exporters face economic challenges from low crude prices.
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