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Is the rebound in oil prices a threat to the global recovery?

Oil prices have recovered to levels that should still provide a major boost to consumers, while easing the pressure on producers. However, further increases could undermine the recovery in weaker economies, notably the euro-zone, especially if they contribute to a rout in global bond markets.

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