Iran General NewsIran sees no oil output change at OPEC meeting

Iran sees no oil output change at OPEC meeting

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Reuters: OPEC is not expected to change oil output targets at its meeting in Vienna on Wednesday, Iran's representative to the producer group was quoted as saying on Wednesday. TEHRAN (Reuters) – OPEC is not expected to change oil output targets at its meeting in Vienna on Wednesday, Iran's representative to the producer group was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

"Comments made by member states prior to the Vienna meeting indicate that OPEC's production ceiling will stay unchanged," Mohammad Ali Khatabi told the semi-official Mehr News Agency.

(Reporting by Hashem Kalantari; writing by Fredrik Dahl)

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