Nigeria hopes crude prices will stabilize in a range around $42 to $50 a barrel, its finance minister said on Friday.
Nigeria hopes oil prices will stabilize around $42-$50 - minister
The oil price now looks stable and that is a good thing - oil prices that are too low are a problem
Nigeria's Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun speaks at a news conference in Lagos, Nigeria.
"The oil price now looks stable and that is a good thing - oil prices that are too low are a problem, but equally oil prices that are too high for us are equally a problem," Kemi Adeosun said in London.
"Stability around the $42 to $50 mark are good for us."
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