OPEC+ ministers working to convince Mexico on oil cut
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- United Arab Emirates
OPEC and allied oil producers, which make up a group known as OPEC+, were seeking to convince Mexico to join in a deal to implement record oil cuts to lift crudes prices battered by the coronavirus crisis, an OPEC source said on Thursday.
The source told Reuters that the OPEC+ ministers, who were holding a video conference, were trying to persuade Mexico to cut its output by 400,000 barrels per day based on the country's output level in October 2018, as part of broader cuts.
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