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On Monday, oil prices closed down, hitting a two-week low during the session. With Iraq hinting that it hopes to be exempted from the oil production freeze agreement, and the CEO of Rosneft stating that the country will not cut production, the prospects for the OPEC production limit agreement are unclear.
Iraq’s Oil Minister RB said that day that Iraq should be exempted from production cuts because the country is locked in a war with Islamic militants. Iraq produced more than 10,000 barrels of oil per day last month, and could be even higher if the government urges multinational companies to increase output from its own oil fields.
Reuters quoted sources as saying that Iraq’s market share had shrunk in the 1990s, General Manager HR of the Iraqi Oil Company said.
Rosneft (R) CEO rh made a statement
implying that Russia will most likely not participate in the production freeze and will definitely not participate in production cuts.
Iranian Oil Minister B Zh stated that he hopes Russia and China will cooperate, and according to Iran’s national news agency R, Iran’s Deputy Oil Minister r HZ said that he is willing to support the goal of balancing the market and expects that reasonable oil prices will reach the US dollar by the year. Dollar.
Today, Bloomberg quoted Hh, President R and head of the global oil services department, as saying: The market has risen in anticipation of production cuts, but nothing has happened yet. We still face a lot of negotiation.
The current supply outlook in the oil market is not optimistic. The Libyan Prime Minister said that once the country's H and oil fields resume production, the country's oil production will rise to 10,000 barrels per day, and may reach 10,000 barrels per day.
The China General Administration of Customs reported that China’s oil imports from Russia fell to 10,000 tons in March, a year-on-year decrease of .%.
Oil prices closed slightly down by about .% today, with monthly crude oil futures closing at .USD/barrel, down .%. Brent crude oil futures closed down .USD, or .%, at .USD/barrel.
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