The oil market has remained well-supplied with crude.
The prices are still up there.
The talk of an increase is mainly to give comfort to the market. It is refining capacity we have to worry about.
The two are moving in parallel but there is no meeting point.
There are simply too many geopolitical factors to change production.
There is nothing like an absolute price level. You cannot decree an absolute price; everything is subject to market forces, and market forces cut both ways.
Those arguing for a cut will have to defend their case and we will listen to each of them and reach a compromise.
Two of the onshore blocks are well into the interior of the country.
We are doing a mini-bidding conference on May 19 and, thereafter, as soon as we can put the paperwork together we'll sign the deals.
We are giving them all they ask for, and what they can process.
We are so far from worrying about quotas, ... I think for now OPEC will be happy for any member who has the capacity to produce.
We are so far from worrying about quotas, ... I think for now OPEC will be happy for any member who has the capacity, to produce.
We are so far from worrying about quotas. I think for now OPEC will be happy for any member who has the capacity to produce.
We are so far from worrying about quotas. I think for now OPEC will be happy for any member who has the capacity, to produce.
We have a consensus that we want to put before the conference. We want to share the availability of the spare capacity with the market,
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