The crude
oil production cut deal that OPEC, Russia, and several other producers agreed to late last year could get yet another extension.
For the first time since 2008, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed to a
crude oil production cut last week, renewing hope among producers and investors that prices can begin to recover in earnest after a protracted two - year slump, one of the worst in living memory.
Russia could pull out of the
OPEC oil production cut deal before the end of 2018 — or right after — as it has no obligation to stick with it, Iran's Energy Minister, Bijan Continue Reading
OMR: Half time Halfway through six - months
of oil production cuts, the game has gone fairly well for producers 13 April 2017
Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia triggered doubts about the success of the OPEC
+ oil production cut deal two years ago when it was first being hatched.
Despite the
ongoing oil production cuts across OPEC, Kuwait has announced plans to expand its oil and oil product tanker fleet twofold over the next 20 years to 60 vessels, Continue Reading
Of course, OPEC now is entering month number 16 of their
crude oil production cuts and that certainly has a big hand in what we «re seeing at the pump.
Last month, Aramco announced it would cut its Arab Light shipments to Asia in September by at least 520,000 bpd in line with its commitments under the OPEC
oil production cut deal.
One day ahead of OPEC's much anticipated meeting in Vienna, oil has slid back under $ 46 on rising pessimism that
an oil production cut deal, taken widely for granted as recently as last week, is going to take place.
While the continuing Russia - OPEC discussions are dominating headlines, with a focus on a possible extension of
the oil production cut agreement into 2019, the market is far from stable.
The oil production cuts and healthy oil demand growth have helped the global inventory surplus to nearly vanish and it certainly looks very much like OPEC and allies have a Continue Reading
OPEC and allies will keep
the oil production cuts through the end of 2018, and will discuss at their June meeting whether to extend those cuts further, Kuwait's Oil Minister Continue Reading
Energy Markets: Venezuela's
oil production cuts have exceeded those of Saudi Arabia.
In the inaugural episode of our OPEC Outlook podcast, we discuss what to watch for when oil producer group's ministers meet on May 25 with their non-OPEC counterparts to review
their oil production cut agreement.
For the first time since 2008, OPEC has agreed to a crude
oil production cut, renewing hope among producers and investors that prices can begin to recover in earnest after a protracted two - year slump.
Now, we have
oil production cuts being implemented by OPEC.
In May, OPEC announced that
oil production cuts will be extended till March 2018.