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UAE Oil Minister Mohammed Al Hamli said yesterday that raising oil production was not currently on the agenda for OPEC. OPEC meets on December 22 to decide on production policy. Full Article at 7 Days

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    Raising output not on OPEC agenda now
    3 weeks ago

    DUBAI - United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mohammed Al Hamli said on Saturday raising oil production was not currently on the agenda for OPEC. ‘Right now increasing production is not on the agenda,’ Hamli told reporters in Dubai. Full Article at Khaleej Times

  2. The National Newspaper logo
    UAE says oil cuts should remain
    3 weeks ago

    DUBAI // The UAE has joined a growing OPEC contingent that has been calling for the group to stay the course on production cuts when it meets on December 22. Full Article at The National Newspaper

  3. Iran denies claims of violating OPEC quota
    1 month ago

    Iran's OPEC governor Mohammad-Ali Khatibi on Sunday denied the claims that Iran has been producing crude beyond its specified quota over the past seven months, the official IRNA news agency reported. Full Article at People's Daily Online

  4. Economic Times logo
    Boost in oil, only if shortage: OPEC
    1 month ago

    KUWAIT: The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is ready to boost oil output if it sees a real shortage in supply and a fall in inventories, oil ministers from the group said as crude prices traded near a one-year high. Full Article at Economic Times

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    – Mike Fitzpatrick SOURCE: The National Newspaper 3 weeks ago
  2. We do think there will be more OPEC oil in the market as OPEC tries to keep oil below $80 a barrel
    – Phil Flynn SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 4 weeks ago
  3. The oil majors have sunk a lot of money in Angola’s deepwater projects and want a decent return on their investment
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  4. Until inventories get so high that prices have to fall, or we get bad economic news from the U.S. or China, you can expect OPEC to continue to squeeze additional barrels out of their fields
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