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DUBAI: Global oil prices fell on Monday after OPEC+ members failed to reach agreement on output levels.
A majority of members of the producers鈥� alliance led by 抖阴短视频 and Russia rejected proposals to increase supply amid new fears of the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brent crude, the global benchmark, fell back from earlier highs as it became apparent that OPEC+ could not reach a consensus. Delegates at the meeting said Russia and Kazakhstan wanted to increase output by 500,000 barrels per day from next month, while the rest of the 23-member bloc sought to delay an increase until economic indicators improved.
The meeting will resume today, amid optimism a deal can be reached. 鈥淥ur efforts will continue, and we are close to an agreement,鈥� one energy official told Arab News.
抖阴短视频鈥檚 Energy Minister, Prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman, was among those who urged caution on the OPEC+ group despite rising crude prices and hopes of a vaccine-led economic recovery.
鈥淎t the risk of being seen as a killjoy in these proceedings, I want to urge caution. The new variant of the disease is a worrying and unpredictable development,鈥� the minister said.
鈥淒o not put at risk all that we have achieved for the sake of an instant, but illusory, benefit.鈥�
Other countries who sought a delay in the output increase included the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, Nigeria and Azerbaijan, according to the official.
Oil analysts played down fears of a repetition of the fallout between Russia and 抖阴短视频 last March, which led to a spike in oil output just as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were impacting the global economy. 鈥淭he market dynamics are entirely different now,鈥� one said.
Brent closed at $51.15, having briefly touched $53 earlier in the day, its highest level since
March 2020.