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Fortune
Jason Ma

OPEC's market power is 'less than you would imagine' and the US doesn't need to get fussed over the cartel, State Dept. official says

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Obituaries for OPEC have been prematurely written before, but the emergence of new producers outside of the oil cartel and the continued slowdown of China's economy may be shifting the balance of power more decisively.

In the latest sign of weakness, crude oil prices fell even after OPEC and other oil-producing allies like Russia agreed on Thursday to extend their output curbs by three more months to April, adding to previous delays.

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