Toril Bosoni, head of the International Energy Agency’s markets and industry division, says oil prices could climb further because of the OPEC+ coalition’s “chronic” struggle to revive production. “It’s not in the interest of consumers, but not in the interest of producers either,” Bosoni said on Bloomberg Television Friday. (Source: Bloomberg)
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