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ff_relativeren schreef op 30 maart 2016 21:47:

olievoorraden opnieuw gestegen, ondanks hogere raffinage.
S.A. en Koeweit kondigen aan dat zij hun produktie gaan hervatten op het Kafji-veld (300.000 barrels per dag), ondanks een eerder streven naar bevriezing van de output.

On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, two of OPEC's biggest exporters, said they would resume production at the jointly operated 300,000-barrels-per-day Khafji field even with a meeting on the production freeze set for April 17.

"The fact that the announcement comes so shortly before the meeting in Doha is a disastrous sign," said Commerzbank oil analyst Carsten Fritsch. "After all, it gives the impression that the lip service paid to freezing oil production is nothing but hot air."

bron : www.cnbc.com/2016/03/29/oil-prices-re... .

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ff_relativeren schreef op 30 maart 2016 21:47:

olievoorraden opnieuw gestegen, ondanks hogere raffinage.
S.A. en Koeweit kondigen aan dat zij hun produktie gaan hervatten op het Kafji-veld (300.000 barrels per dag), ondanks een eerder streven naar bevriezing van de output.

On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, two of OPEC's biggest exporters, said they would resume production at the jointly operated 300,000-barrels-per-day Khafji field even with a meeting on the production freeze set for April 17.

"The fact that the announcement comes so shortly before the meeting in Doha is a disastrous sign," said Commerzbank oil analyst Carsten Fritsch. "After all, it gives the impression that the lip service paid to freezing oil production is nothing but hot air."

bron : www.cnbc.com/2016/03/29/oil-prices-re... .

quote:

ff_relativeren schreef op 30 maart 2016 21:47:

olievoorraden opnieuw gestegen, ondanks hogere raffinage.
S.A. en Koeweit kondigen aan dat zij hun produktie gaan hervatten op het Kafji-veld (300.000 barrels per dag), ondanks een eerder streven naar bevriezing van de output.

On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, two of OPEC's biggest exporters, said they would resume production at the jointly operated 300,000-barrels-per-day Khafji field even with a meeting on the production freeze set for April 17.

"The fact that the announcement comes so shortly before the meeting in Doha is a disastrous sign," said Commerzbank oil analyst Carsten Fritsch. "After all, it gives the impression that the lip service paid to freezing oil production is nothing but hot air."

bron : www.cnbc.com/2016/03/29/oil-prices-re... .