Kazakhstan updates OPEC+ compensation schedule, assures Saudi Arabia, Russia of full commitment to deal
MOSCOW. Nov 27 (Interfax) - Kazakhstan has held talks with OPEC+ co-chair countries Russia and Saudi Arabia, and has declared its full commitment to the deal, accounting for the latest compensation schedule for oil volumes produced in excess of the alliance's quota, the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Energy said.
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