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Oil prices fall after Trump plays down optimistic China trade reports

Concern over trade war, oversupply persists; China car sales fall again

India asks OPEC not to cut oil production; seeks better commercial terms

OPEC nations led by Iraq and Saudi Arabia supply more than 80% of India's oil needs

Modi to cancel meeting with global oil CEOs over scheduling issues: Report

The meeting, coordinated by the Niti Aayog, focuses on challenges posed by volatile oil prices, impacted by changing geopolitical situation.

Saudi prince's oil diplomacy makes mark at Opec+ meeting debut

The prince's labors this week are just the latest example of a career devoted to petroleum diplomacy

Saudi king names his son, an industry expert, as energy minister

Prince Abdulaziz, who most recently served as state minister for energy affairs, is widely seen as a capable and experienced technocrat

Oil edges higher after plunging in worst reaction to Opec in over 4 years

Prices edged higher by about 0.6% on Wednesday after a report showed a contraction in U.S. crude stockpiles

OPEC signs new charter with Russia, other allies; extends production cuts

The new agreement between OPEC and its so-called OPEC+ partners is being seen as a sign of the cartel's efforts to stay relevant in a market which has been transformed by booming US shale oil output

OPEC says trade tensions hurting oil demand, slashes consumption estimates

OPEC said demand increased by less than 1 million barrels a day in the first quarter after cutting its assessment by more than 20%

With oil demand not rising, the future may be worse than what Opec thought

Forecasts of 2019 oil demand growth may slip below 1 million barrels a day in the coming months

Opec risks gambling away victory again by letting crude surge too high

In the first quarter, coordinated production curbs by the Opec and its allies helped oil rally the most in almost a decade, restoring prices to over $70 a barrel

Oil climbs as Opec output curbs stoke optimism on tight supply

Oil has rallied about 37 percent this year as Saudi-led production cuts, together with receding fears over the global economic growth outlook, appear to be easing investor concerns.

Saudi signals OPEC may need to extend output cuts until second half of 2019

OPEC is due to meet in April and then again in June to decide its output policies

Oil bulls stick to their guns ahead of make-or-break OPEC summit

Combined WTI, Brent net-longs at highest level since October

Saudi leaning towards oil production cuts after US tells OPEC to 'relax'

Falih said it was hard to foresee the situation in June when the agreement between major oil producers, including Russia, expires

OPEC has a president under sanctions, but history shows it's manageable

While it might be personally problematic for Manuel Quevedo, who also heads state-owned oil giant PDVSA, his role as OPEC president probably won't be affected

OPEC not in the business of fixing oil prices, says Mohammad Barkindo

OPEC and a group of non-OPEC countries including Russia, an alliance known as OPEC+, are reducing oil output in 2019 to avoid a potential supply glut that could weigh on prices

A roller-coaster year for oil prices as Trump plays havoc with Opec policy

American sanctions, waivers and a surprise summer supply boost complicated the group's efforts to balance oil supply and demand

Oil cuts by Opec, allies on right track to balance the market: Saudi

Energy Minister Al-Falih says group ready to do more if needed

We complement each other, we are not enemies: UAE on Opec, US relationship

Both Mazrouei and Rumhi said there was no need for OPEC and its allies to meet before April when they are set to decide their output policy for the rest of 2019.

Opec strategy still a winner for members despite oil price slide

The nominal value of the group's crude production, based on the average price of a basket of OPEC crudes, surged by 33 percent last year, to $826 billion