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Ellen it looks like opec has made a deal to cut production. It has been a lot of arguing backandforth about that for years and this is the first time they agreed to cut production in eight years. Carol it is a big deal. Ellen saudi arabia has typically not wanted to cut production and now does. Iran, which is usually the other way has almost switched positions, but they seem to be in agreement. It looks like Oil Production will go down and we have to see what happens with prices. Carol saudi ara...

Ellen pollack, and there are so many stories in this weeks issue. Lets start with markets and finance. Ellen it looks like opec has made a deal to cut production. It has been a lot of arguing backandforth about that for years and this is the first time they agreed to cut production in eight years. Carol it is a big deal. Ellen saudi arabia has typically not wanted to cut production and now does. Hoping that prices will go up and iran, which is usually the other way has almost switched positions,...

Made a deal to cut production. It has been a lot of arguing backandforth about that for years and this is the first time they agreed to cut production in eight years. Carol it is a big deal. Ellen saudi arabia has typically not wanted to cut production and now does. Him hoping that prices will go up and iran, which is usually the other way has almost switched positions, but they seem to be in agreement. It looks like Oil Production will go down and we have to see what happens with prices. Carol ...

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