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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Commodities Rose on Increased Geopolitical Risks and Dovish Sentiment
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Commodities Decreased as Trade Risks Reduced Demand Expectations
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Commodities Gained on Lower Crude Oil Production and Heightened Demand for Industrial Metals
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Commodities Rose on Tightening Crude Oil Inventories and Higher Demand Expectations for Metals
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Commodities Decreased on Dampened Global Growth Expectations
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Commodities Fell on Rising Crude Oil Supply Expectations
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Commodities Rose on Tightening Global Crude Oil Supplies
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Commodities Fell due to Rising Agricultural Supplies and Sluggish Demand for Base Metals
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Commodities Declined on Growing Supplies and Lower Demand Expectations
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Commodities Rose on Reduced Supplies
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Commodities Decreased on Production Concerns and Weakening Demand

