Oil rises as Russia threatens cut

26 Nov 2008

Oil prices have risen after Russia said it might join producers’ cartel Opec in cutting output, and following a fall in the US dollar. “Russia will co-ordinate with Opec to defend its interests,” said Russian energy minister Sergei Shmatko. Full Story

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