OPEC, Russia meet to extend record oil cuts, push for compliance

Reuters India

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OPEC, Russia meet to extend record oil cuts, push for compliance

Reuters India

Published 06 Jun 2020

OPEC and its allies led by Russia meet on Saturday over plans to extend record oil production cuts and to push countries such as Iraq and Nigeria to comply better with existing curbs.

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OPEC, Russia meet to extend record oil cuts, push for compliance

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