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To: PuddleGlum who wrote (23773)6/10/1998 3:37:00 PM
From: XOsDaWAY2GO  Respond to of 95453
 
This hasn't done anything.......

>>>Oil Producers Pledge 2nd Round of Output Cuts

New York, June 10 (Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of
the world's top oil producers and which of them have pledged to
reduce oil output this year in order to boost prices.
Seventeen oil producers pledged to limit production earlier
this year, beginning with an announcement from Saudi Arabia,
Venezuela and Mexico in Riyadh in March. Those same three
countries announced a second round of cuts June 4 after a meeting
in Amsterdam, and were joined later by Qatar and Iran. More
countries may join them.
The first round of cuts were scheduled to take effect on
April 1, except where indicated. The second round of cuts, which
are in addition to the first, will begin July 1.
Countries are ranked by oil production, using Bloomberg
estimates for all non-Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries and Iraq, and OPEC estimates for the remaining 10
members of OPEC. Output is measured in thousands of barrels per
day as of February 1998, the benchmark against which OPEC
members' first cuts were to be measured.
Cuts are listed in thousands of barrels a day. Russia's cut
is in exports, not production.

1st Round 2nd Round
OPEC Feb. '98 agreed agreed
Country member production reduction reduction

Saudi Arabia x 8,748 300 225
United States 6,514 --
Russia 5,932 61*
Iran x 3,623 140 100
Venezuela x 3,370 200 125
Norway 3,300 100**
China 3,268 150
Mexico 2,968 100 100
United Kingdom 2,548 --
U.A.E x 2,382 125
Nigeria x 2,258 125
Kuwait x 2,205 125
Canada 2,090 --
Iraq x 1,700 --
Libya x 1,453 80
Indonesia x 1,380 70
Egypt 881 20***
Oman 868 30
Brazil 860 --
Algeria x 860 50
Argentina 824 --
Angola 718 --
Qatar x 700 30 20
India 648 --
- - - -
Yemen 380 10

13:55:12 06/10/1998



To: PuddleGlum who wrote (23773)6/10/1998 3:49:00 PM
From: Tulvio Durand  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 95453
 
July oil loss is moderating, perhaps in response to IRAN's promise (ha!) to cut 100,000 b/d. Not all news bad. TCMS, CRLBF, ECGOF up for the day. Picked up some OMNI on the cheap. Tulvio