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На 2001 ( первые 10 месяцев) Сауды вторые после Канады.
Saudi Arabia is a key oil supplier to the United States, Europe, and Japan; however, in recent years, Western Hemisphere producers (Venezuela, Canada, and Mexico) have challenged Saudi Arabia's dominance in the U.S. market. Asia now takes over 40% of Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports, as well as the majority of its refined petroleum product exports. The United States is Saudi Arabia's second largest oil export market, followed by OECD Europe. During the first 10 months of 2001, Saudi Arabia exported 1.70 MMBD of oil (1.65 MMBD of crude) to the United States. For this time period, Saudi Arabia ranked second (after Canada, and just ahead of Venezuela) as a source of total (crude plus refined products) U.S. oil imports, and first for crude only (ahead of Mexico, Venezuela, and Canada). Saudi Arabia is eager to maintain and even expand its market share in the United States for a variety of economic and strategic reasons. During the first 10 months of 2001, Saudi Arabia's share of U.S. crude oil imports was 18% (up slightly from 17% in 2000). http://www.mafhoum.com/press2/86E12.htm
