Source: Financial Times, 9th June 2011
One can see why Ali Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, says this week's meeting of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries was one of the worst ever. Opec was created to co-ordinate restraints on oil production to keep prices high. But not only did the cartel, not for the first time, fail to agree new output quotas; what its leading members unsuccessfully aimed for was to expand, not restrain, output.





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