Saudi Arabia announced on Thursday that it will extend the country’s reduction in oil production by 1 million barrels per day until September. The country had already cut local production in July and does not rule out extending the cut period, according to Saudi Arabia’s state news agency, “Spa.” The decision was made unilaterally by […]
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