• Home
  • OPEC+ deal seen on track despite Russia’s Ukraine invasion -sources
A deal among OPEC+ oil producers including Russia is showing no cracks so far after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, OPEC+ sources said, and the group is likely to stick to a planned output rise the following week despite crude topping $100 a barrel. A Russian oil source said on Wednesday, OPEC+ has held some informal talks during which Moscow explained its position on Ukraine and the other OPEC+ countries seemed to show a neutral stance.

OPEC+ deal seen on track despite Russia’s Ukraine invasion -sources

< 1 minute read
EN AR TR FA

A deal among OPEC+ oil producers including Russia is showing no cracks so far after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, OPEC+ sources said, and the group is likely to stick to a planned output rise the following week despite crude topping $100 a barrel. A Russian oil source said on Wednesday, OPEC+ has held some informal talks during which Moscow explained its position on Ukraine and the other OPEC+ countries seemed to show a neutral stance.

Issue:
Country:

Related Articles From

Subscribe to Receive Latest Updates from GIF.