Saudi Arabia hints it may raise oil output after U.S. quits Iran nuclear deal

09 May 2018

“Saudi Arabia indicated on Wednesday that it could raise its oil output to offset any potential supply shortage as a result of new sanctions on Tehran, after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.”

Source: Saudi Arabia hints it may raise oil output after U.S. quits Iran nuclear deal | Reuters

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