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A woman is seen behind the logo of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Russia, June 6, 2019. (Reuters/MaximÂ Shemetov)

Updated 10 June 2019

Reuters

June 07, 2019 08:13

��Ƶ’s Al-Falih: We don’t want to engage in race to up oil output

Updated 10 June 2019

Reuters

June 07, 2019 08:13

ST. PETERSBURG: Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih on Friday said he is unwilling to engage in a race to increase oil output to compensate for lower prices, saying a return to the price-crash environment of 2014-15 is simply unacceptable.
Speaking at an economic forum in St Petersburg, Russia, Al-Falih said that perfect stability on the oil market had not been achieved and the market was being influenced by factors outside "our" control.