Oil Jumps As Markets Expect OPEC+ To Leave Output Plan Intact
OPEC+, which meets later Thursday via video conference, has shown little signs it plans to waver from its plan to raise oil production gradually
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OPEC+, which meets later Thursday via video conference, has shown little signs it plans to waver from its plan to raise oil production gradually
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Spot crude imports into the world’s third-largest oil market will rise by 10% to 15% this year from 2020, according to industry consultant FGE.OPEC+ members are unlikely to change its production policy at their next meeting on March 4, and will probably agree to keep output steady in April
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