Reuters report: Saudi offers oil cut for OPEC deal if Iran freezes output
Sources tell the news agency, the offer, which has yet to be accepted or rejected by Tehran, was made this month
Saudi Arabia has offered to lower its own oil production if Iran agrees to cap its output this year, in a major compromise ahead of talks in Algeria next week, three sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters.
The offer, which has yet to be accepted or rejected by Tehran, was made this month, the sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
Riyadh is ready to cut output to lower levels seen early this year in exchange for Iran freezing production at the current level, which is 3.6 million barrels per day, the sources said. “They (the Saudis) are ready for a cut but Iran has to agree to freeze,” one source said.
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