Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Said opec trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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And others said OPEC was dead!
Dudley said OPEC"is a better expert on the technical points" but believed that Saudi Arabia did have enough oil.
Lots of people said Opec was dead.
He also said OPEC could change the level of stocks it was targeting by its output reductions.
This contrasts with price hawk Iran,whose Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said OPEC should cut production further in the second half of 2017.
He also said OPEC should aim for oil around $60 to contain the growth of oil produced from shale.
Speaking at the United Nations GeneralAssembly in New York last month, he said Opec members were"as usual ripping off the rest of the world".
The delegates also said OPEC plans to debate output figures with non-OPEC producers during their meeting Friday.
At the last joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee, or JMMC, gathering held in late January,the committee said OPEC and its allies saw compliance with production-cut agreement at 129 percent in December 2017.
Bank Morgan Stanley said OPEC and its partners had"largely achieved their stated objective of rebalancing the oil market.".
Greg McKenna,chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader, said OPEC was"underwriting the investment plans and returns of their competition in U.S. shale oil".
Falih said OPEC was determined to translate the success of the deal to curb supply into a permanent framework with other major producers.
Barkindo said it was too early to say if furtheroutput cuts would be needed and said OPEC and it allies needed to continue working together to cope with uncertainty in the market.
He said OPEC should"wait and see what happens, at least in the next couple of weeks until the end of July, to see the compliance data and the effect on the stocks.".
Kuwait's oil minister has said OPEC's compliance with cuts has exceeded targets.
Iran, however, said OPEC was unlikely to reach a deal on oil output this week, setting the stage for a clash with Saudi Arabia and Russia, which are pushing to raise production steeply from July to meet growing global demand.
He said he expects shale output to keep rising, regardless of OPEC policies, and said OPEC and other established oil producers need to reconsider their future growth plans in light of“huge growth” from U.S. shale.
Still, on Sunday Barkindo said OPEC and other oil producers might need to take“some extraordinary measures” next year to rebalance the oil market.
Francisco Blanch, the bank's commodity chief, said Opec is“effectively dissolved” after it failed to stabilize prices at its last meeting.
Amrita Sen at Energy Aspects said Opec and its allies- particularly Russia, which has partnered with the group since 2016- would be wary of throwing a lifeline to the US shale industry, which has started to show signs of slowing after years of bumper growth.
Noureddine Boutarfa, energy minister of OPEC member Algeria, said OPEC was discussing a possible nine-month extension, with curbs kept at the same level as under the group's existing deal.
Overall, however, analysts said Opec's production policy as well as unplanned supply disruptions were currently the main price drivers.
Ecuador Oil Minister Carlos Perez said OPEC and other oil-producing countries would discuss a six- or nine-month extension to output cuts and probably choose the latter.
Bernstein analysts including Neil Beveridge said OPEC needs to deepen current output cuts by 1 million barrels a day in 2020 to defend prices at USD 60 a barrel in the face of rising non-OPEC supply.
Earlier this week, three sources familiar with the issue said OPEC and its partners were discussing a proposal to cut oil output by 1.4 million barrels per day(bpd), although Russia may not be on board for such a large reduction.
A Gulf source familiar with the thinking of Saudi Arabia said OPEC and its allies aim to continue their agreement to cut oil output through the end of the year, but they are ready to make adjustments to offset any supply shortfall.
Iran says OPEC may need extraordinary meeting over output changes.
This is above the $60 floor that sources say Opec would like to see in 2018.
Iran says OPEC is unlikely to reach a deal on oil output this week.
Saudi Arabia says OPEC and Russian Federation could supply more oil to world markets"in the near future" to make up for a collapse in Venezuelan output and the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran.