Kuwait, Russia Said to Meet Iraq, Other Producers on Crude Cuts
- U.A.E., Kazakhstan, Malaysia officials also in Abu Dhabi talks
- Findings of meetings will be presented to energy ministers
Macro Risk's Kettenmann Remains Cautious on Oil
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Russia and Kuwait oil officials began meetings in Abu Dhabi Monday to examine why some producers in a global pact to cut output are falling behind in their commitment.
Talks are being held separately with representatives from Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan and Malaysia through Tuesday, according to people familiar with the situation. A representative from Saudi Arabia is attending the sessions in capacity as president of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.