OPEC
http://www.opec.org/home/The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), an international oil cartel, is composed of 12 member countries: Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela. The goal of the cartel is to help stabilize oil prices in international markets and allow oil producers to achieve a reasonable rate of return.
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Oil rises nearly 2% as investors size up tight market
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Oil prices slip as economic fears offset tightening crude supplies
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U.A.E. Aims to Boost Production Amid High Demand - WSJ
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UPDATE: OPEC+ to Continue Talks on Monday 3 p.m. Vienna: OPEC - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Pauses Oil talks for Second Time as Deadlock Persists - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Members Except UAE Support JMMC Proposal: Delegate - Bloomberg
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Mexico rejects extending OPEC+ deal beyond April 2022 - Bloomberg, citing delegate
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OPEC+ meeting starts - Reuters
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OPEC+ Meeting to Go Ahead Friday; No Deal Yet in Sight: Delegate - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ to Postpone Full Meeting to Friday: Delegate - Bloomberg
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UAE Has Asked for New Cuts Baseline in OPEC+ Deal: Delegate - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Considering Extending Talks One Day: Delegates - Bloomberg
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UPDATE: OPEC+ Panel Recommends Gradual Oil-Output Increase: Delegate - Bloomberg
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV low as shares rally 1.6%
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV low into OPEC
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Oil prices up about 2% on OPEC+ output, demand prospects
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Oil steadies as OPEC fuels demand hopes amid new COVID-19 worries
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OPEC sees 2H 2021 oil demand 5m b/d higher than 1H: Barkindo - Bloomberg
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OPEC's Barkindo says OECD oil stocks now below 2015-19 average - Bloomberg
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Oil falls 2% on rising COVID-19 cases, ahead of OPEC+ talks
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United States Oil Fund (USO) option IV near low end of range
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OPEC+ Mulls Easing Output Curbs by 500,000 B/D in August - DJ
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Exclusive: OPEC told to expect limited U.S. oil output growth, for now - sources
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OPEC Technical Meeting This Week Was Told To Expect U.S. Oil Output To Rise By About 200,000 Bpd This Year - Reuters
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Oil gains on OPEC outlook that U.S. output growth will slow
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Oil settles near $75, at multi-year highs
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Oil up nearly 2% to multi-year highs on demand expectations
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Oil steadies after hitting 2-yr high as demand hopes face supply growth
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OPEC+ Prelim. Estimate for May Compliance at 115%: Delegate - Bloomberg
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Oil rally has more room to run, Brent expected to hit $80/bbl - Goldman
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Despite uncertainties, OPEC sticks to forecast of oil demand surge in second half
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Demand for OPEC Crude in 2021 Forecast at 27.7 Mln B/D, Up 5 Mln B/D from 2020 - DJ
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OPEC+ Didn't Discuss Output After July - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Agrees to Stick to Plan to Hike Output in July: Delegates - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ JMMC Recommends Keeping Plan to Hike in July: Delegates - Bloomberg
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OPEC Raises Demand Forecast for Its Crude, Forecasts Demand for its Crude in 2021 at 27.7M B/D
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Novak: Haven't Heard Proposal Yet to Downgrade Next OPEC+ Talks, So Far Global Market is Balanced - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ is Discussing Downgrading April 28 Meeting, Mulls Only JMMC Not Full Ministerial Meeting Next Week - Bloomberg
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OPEC raises 2021 oil demand growth forecast on hope pandemic wanes
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OPEC Predicts Recovering Oil Market Will Absorb Its Extra Supply - Bloomberg
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Oil climbs on weaker dollar, outweighing OPEC+ supply worries
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UPDATE: OPEC+ Agrees to Gradually Increase Output Over 3 Months - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Agrees Gradual Increase By 350,000 Bpd In May, 350,000 Bpd In June And Around 400,000 Bpd In July - Reuters
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OPEC+ Gradual Easing Of Oil Cuts Covers May-July - Reuters
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OPEC+ Gradual Increase To Happen From May - Reuters
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OPEC+ Reaches A Deal On Gradual Output Increase - Reuters, citing two sources
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OPEC+ Now Debating Proposal for Gradual Output Hikes: Delegate - Bloomberg
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Majority of OPEC+ Members Support 1-Month Rollover: Delegates - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ Mulls Return to Phased Monthly- Oil-Output Hikes: Delegates - Bloomberg
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OPEC+ panel ended without oil policy recommendation - Bloomberg

