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OPEC
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Counties (OPEC) is a permanent international body, formed in Baghdad in September of 1960. OPEC plans and orchestrates the petroleum policies of its 13 member countries – and, by default, most of the world’s gas and oil prices. This topic covers the latest news on OPEC’s plans.
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When the new Kuwaiti minister arrived in Vienna to take part in his first ever OPEC meeting late last week, some of the...
The International Energy Agency gave its latest forecast for the world oil markets late last week, plotting a more...
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OPEC's meeting in Vienna March 17 ended as expected, with the cartel maintaining its existing output target of 24.
OPEC's 12 ministers will be raking in a few thousand air miles this month as they prepare to gather in Vienna on March...
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Oil producer club OPEC this week estimated that its 12 members pumped an average 29.356 million b/d in February --...
Whatever condition Nigeria's President Umaru Yar'Adua is presently in, the fact that he is yet to be seen or heard from...
How much wider can the gap between OPEC's official quotas and its actual production get? Platts' latest monthly...
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As hundreds of thousands of Iranians protest the results of the June 12 presidential election, businesspeople worry...
Managing editor for Platts' European oil news, Richard Swann and senior correspondent, Margaret McQuaile, discuss the...
It's that time of the month again. Some estimates of OPEC production have already appeared and the next few days will...
Oil prices have bounced more than 150 percent off their December 2008 lows, despite the fact that inventory levels...
Nigeria's oil production has risen to about 2.2 million b/d after an amnesty agreement with militants allowed the...
The world of oil is in for a roller-coaster ride over the next few years if Deutsche Bank analysts are right, with oil...
Nigeria's president Umaru Yar'Adua, in a Saudi Arabian hospital for the past two months, faces mounting pressure to end...
Cautious optimism best describes the International Energy Agency's latest assessment of the world oil market, which...
The average cost of bunkers has dropped around 39% in the leading bunkering ports of the world from last October 1,...
The Mar. 15 decision of the OPEC oil producers' cartel to resist the temptation to announce further production cuts was...
Newly minted Energy Secretary Steven Chu's early swings through the Washington energy press corps have been a bit bumpy.
OPEC agreed, as expected, at late night talks in Vienna September 9 to leave its current crude production limits...
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