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Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has discussed
with his Venezuelan and Kazakhs counterparts the option of
extending the crude oil production cut deal beyond the March 31,
2018 deadline, the ministry said yesterday, as quoted by Reuters.
The report comes after last weeks’ media quoted Russia’s Energy
Minister, Alexander Novak, as saying the option for another
extension was on the table. Novak added, however, that it is too
early to talk about anything definitive. The initial OPEC-non-OPEC
agreement pushed Brent prices…
with his Venezuelan and Kazakhs counterparts the option of
extending the crude oil production cut deal beyond the March 31,
2018 deadline, the ministry said yesterday, as quoted by Reuters.
The report comes after last weeks’ media quoted Russia’s Energy
Minister, Alexander Novak, as saying the option for another
extension was on the table. Novak added, however, that it is too
early to talk about anything definitive. The initial OPEC-non-OPEC
agreement pushed Brent prices…
Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has discussed
with his Venezuelan and Kazakhs counterparts the option of
extending the crude oil production cut deal beyond the March 31,
2018 deadline, the ministry said yesterday, as quoted by Reuters.
The report comes after last weeks’ media quoted Russia’s Energy
Minister, Alexander Novak, as saying the option for another
extension was on the table. Novak added, however, that it is too
early to talk about anything definitive. The initial OPEC-non-OPEC
agreement pushed Brent prices…
with his Venezuelan and Kazakhs counterparts the option of
extending the crude oil production cut deal beyond the March 31,
2018 deadline, the ministry said yesterday, as quoted by Reuters.
The report comes after last weeks’ media quoted Russia’s Energy
Minister, Alexander Novak, as saying the option for another
extension was on the table. Novak added, however, that it is too
early to talk about anything definitive. The initial OPEC-non-OPEC
agreement pushed Brent prices…
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