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Oil market remains uncertain and impatient

byCT Report
15/08/2016
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RIYADH: OPEC producers will only agree on a production freeze if everyone, including the Iranians agree to a cut. The oil market is impatient for any positive news as traders remain nervous in a period of prolonged uncertainty. The monthly oil market reports were encouraging, yet the strength in the market appears months away, but a signal from Saudi Arabia was most welcomed.

Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Khalid Al-Falih hinted that he was ready to talk and to work with other producers to help stabilise the price and the market responded positively, boosting oil by more than 4 percent. Al Falih has just been in the key job for just a few months and has demonstrated the Saudi leadership from day one.

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