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OPEC+ okays slight crude output increases – Manila Bulletin

LONDON (AFP) - Members of the oil cartel OPEC and their partners agreed Tuesday to raise output slightly in February and March, but only in Russia and Kazakhstan. Overall the amount of crude oil the group has voluntarily withdrawn from global markets is to decline from 7.2 million barrels per day

Oil Extends Rally On Saudi Output Cut

Oil Extends Rally On Saudi Output Cut WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Oil prices rose on Wednesday, with Brent prices hitting a peak last seen 11 months ago, after Saudi Arabia surprised markets with a large cut in crude production. Brent crude for March settlement rose 1.1 percent to $54.20 after climbing 4.9 percent on Tuesday. West Texas Intermediate futures for February delivery were up 0.7 percent at $50.30. The de facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has pledged to cut crude production by 1 million barrel per day from February through March as a rampant coronavirus leads to more lockdowns. By agreeing to make bigger output cuts, Saudi Arabia tried to compensate for a modest increase in output from Russia and Kazakhstan.

OPEC+ approves slight crude output increases - Expat Guide to Russia

OPEC+ approves slight crude output increases - Expat Guide to Russia
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OPEC+ approves slight crude output increases - Expat Guide to the United Kingdom

OPEC+ approves slight crude output increases Published on Share Members of the oil cartel OPEC and their partners agreed Tuesday to raise output slightly in February and March, but only in Russia and Kazakhstan. Overall the amount of crude oil the group has voluntarily withdrawn from global markets is to decline from 7.2 million barrels per day to 7.125 mbd in February, and 7.05 mbd in March, the OPEC+ group said in a statement issued at the end of its first ministerial meeting of the year. It called at the same time for caution on the part of those active in the sector owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

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