OPEC+ Delays Online Meeting on Supply to Dec. 5, Delegates Say
OPEC+ confirmed it will delay Sunday’s online meeting on oil production curbs to Dec. 5. OPEC’s secretariat said that the delay — first reported by Bloomberg News — was because several ministers will attend the meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council in Kuwait on Dec. 1.
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Oil futures were higher in early trade but lower on the week as some risk premium was taken out of the market with the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
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