Leading OPEC+ states likely to extend oil agreement beyond 2019 to balance the market

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Leading OPEC+ states likely to extend oil agreement beyond 2019 to balance the market

Posted by The Analyst | June 30, 2019 | Business
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Russia and Saudi Arabia, both signatories to the OPEC+ crude output reduction deal, have voiced their support to further prolong the agreement, by up to nine months. The fate of the arrangement is set to be decided next week.
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