OPEC: Saudi Oil Minister’s Remarks Linked to Iran-West Agreement

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OPEC: Saudi Oil Minister's Remarks Linked to Iran-West Agreement

OPEC links the Saudi oil minister’s remarks to an agreement between Iran and the West

The price of oil, which had increased by 4% on Tuesday in reaction to the Saudi oil minister’s remarks, slightly decreased in today’s session

According to Reuters, global benchmark Brent crude fell by 40 cents to $99.82

Yesterday, the Saudi oil minister announced the possibility of OPEC reducing production to balance the market

Abdulaziz bin Salman described the current market as schizophrenic, saying that paper and physical markets are increasingly losing their connection

An oil analyst told Reuters that until serious signs from OPEC to reduce production are seen, nothing can be said

According to him, OPEC, which is currently producing 28 million barrels below its monthly target, has calculations for the decision to reduce production that are somewhat off from the norm, even if we don’t want to mention the politics behind it

Nine OPEC sources told Reuters that the possibility of OPEC making an early decision on this cannot be ruled out and speculated that this decision might coincide with Iran’s return to the oil market

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