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Deal to gradually boost Opec output 'inevitable', says Saudi Arabia

So far, Caracas & Tehran have been adamant that Opec doesn't need to boost production this year, and have warned against succumbing to pressure from Washington

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Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said it’s “inevitable” that Opec and its allies will agree to boost oil output gradually, giving the most definitive signal yet that the cartel will alleviate high prices for consumers.

“I think we’ll come to an agreement that satisfies most importantly the market,” Khalid Al-Falih told reporters in Moscow on Thursday, when asked about the outcome of the meeting between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies, to be held in Vienna next week. “I think it will be a reasonable and moderate agreement” but nothing “outlandish”, he said.

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