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Bloomberg, Reuters and WSJ Not Invited to Cover Upcoming OPEC Meeting in Unusual Move

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OPEC has not invited Reuters, Bloomberg or the WSJ to report on ministerial meetings in Vienna this weekend according to reports from each outlet.

  • Reuters has said it has not received a reason for why it is not invited.
  • The Financial Times reported in a story on Wednesday that it had received an invite. Argus, Platts and CNBC are also understood to have invites.
  • The media ban is an unusual move for OPEC.
  • The FT reported that “people familiar with the decision said it had been instigated by Saudi Arabia’s energy minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman”
  • The news organisations excluded from the event are still expected to send reporters to Vienna, even if they cannot access the Opec secretariat.
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