Oil market focus turns to more output reductions

By MRIGANKA JAIPURIYAR

THE oil market’s patience is being tested to the limit.

Concerns about compliance to the December 2016 output cut agreement by Organisation of the petroleum exporting countries (Opec) and non-Opec suppliers have evaporated – almost everyone has been compliant enough.

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