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OIL: Trading continued to be driven by supply rather than demand, with concern
about OPEC/non-OPEC non-compliance as well as increased U.S. production. The
extraordinary session taking place in Abu Dhabi Monday and Tuesday between the
Joint OPEC/non_OPEC Technical Committee (JTC) and country representatives that
participate in the Declaration of Cooperation (production cuts) concluded
earlier.
- "The objective of the meetings was to discuss conformity with the voluntary
production adjustments outlined in the extension of the Declaration, which
became effective on 1 July 2017," OPEC said in a statement. OPEC said
"participating countries remain steadfast in their commitment to fulfil" the
production cut agreement.
- "The UAE, Iraq, Kazakhstan, and Malaysia all expressed their full support for
the existing monitoring mechanism and their willingness to fully cooperate with
the JTC and JMMC in the months ahead in order to achieve the goal of reaching
full conformity," OPEC said. Crude, while off earlier highs, remained
underpinned by the prospects of improved compliance.

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