Iran wouldn’t commit on Wednesday to requests from fellow
OPEC producers to limit its crude-oil production, demonstrating the limits of
the cartel’s power to raise petroleum prices amid rising tensions among its
members. Iran’s oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said he supported a plan brokered
by Saudi Arabia and Russia this week for big oil producers to limit their
output to last month’s levels but didn’t offer to curb his own country’s
production. The Saudi-Russia deal was contingent on Iran’s participation,
throwing its feasibility into question. More… Thursday, February 18, 2016
Iran Balks at Committing to Capping Its Oil Production
Iran wouldn’t commit on Wednesday to requests from fellow
OPEC producers to limit its crude-oil production, demonstrating the limits of
the cartel’s power to raise petroleum prices amid rising tensions among its
members. Iran’s oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said he supported a plan brokered
by Saudi Arabia and Russia this week for big oil producers to limit their
output to last month’s levels but didn’t offer to curb his own country’s
production. The Saudi-Russia deal was contingent on Iran’s participation,
throwing its feasibility into question. More…
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