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Month To Date ⇧ 0.44 1.88%
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Year To Date ⇧ 5.18 27.72%
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Global Oil Deal Elusive as Saudi-Russia Pact Meets Resistance Global Oil Deal at Risk After Mexico Refuses Saudi-Russia Plan
U.S.: Global oil output cuts held hostage to standoffU.S.: Kremlin says 'work' on Mexico joining oil cuts under wayU.K.: Mexico delays oil output deal reached by OPEC+ - Kuwait oil minister Mexico ends oil standoff with OPECU.S.: Mexico says Trump agreed to help it meet global oil cut targetU.S.: Saudi energy minister says OPEC+ oil pact hinges on Mexico joiningU.S.: Saudi, others resist Mexican plan to make small oil output cuts - sourcesU.K.: Saudi-Mexican clash halts record oil cut deal despite Trump pressure
CNN: The racial justice paradox of our emerging stay-at-home economy Trump Strikes Deal With Mexico To Help Cut Oil Production In OPEC+ DealU.K.: Trump agrees to help Mexico meet global oil cut targetU.K.: Trump says U.S. will 'help Mexico along' with its OPEC+ production cuts
Washington Post: Trump turns to Mexico in a ploy to end the oil price war| Entity | Dollars | Pesos | Buy | Sell |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banco Azteca | 22.10 | 23.89 | ||
| Banco de México, FIXFIX | 24.0925 | |||
| Banco de México, Interbancario 48 hrsInterbancario | 24.01 | |||
| Banorte | 22.90 | 24.35 | ||
| BBVA Bancomer | 23.22 | 24.42 | ||
| DOF, Diario Oficial de la Federación of Wednesday | 24.0388 | |||
| Inbursa | 23.70 | 24.70 | ||
| Intercam | 23.64 | 24.34 | ||
| IXE | 22.90 | 24.35 | ||
| Monex | 23.83 | 24.40 | ||
| Para pagos de obligacionesPara pagos | 24.0388 | |||
| SAT, Servicio de Administración Tributaria of Wednesday | 24.0388 | |||
| n = 12 | 23.5161 | 24.2576 | ||
| 23.8868 | ||||
The OPEC nations have agreed to "a different limit reduction of about 23 per cent", said US President Donald Trump
(Bloomberg) -- A global deal to cut oil production and save the market from a coronavirus-induced breakdown proved elusive on Friday as a diplomatic initiative led by Saudi Arabia suffered repeated setbacks.It remained unclear whether OPEC+ had resolved the differences with Mexico that would allow its
(Bloomberg) -- An historic multilateral deal to lower global oil production and stabilize prices, led by record cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia, is at risk of collapse after Mexico refused to sign up.The impasse casts doubt on efforts to revive the market from a debilitating coronavirus-induced slump
Even more countries, including the US, were discussing Friday their own cuts in what would be an unprecedented global pact to stabilise the market.
Oil producers in the OPEC+ group, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, were expected to pressure Mexico on Friday to seal an accord for a collective cut in output of 10 million barrels per day, before asking other nations for a further 5 million bpd of cuts.
The Kremlin said on Friday that "work" to persuade Mexico to join efforts to curb oil production was under way a day after marathon talks among producers produced a deal on cutting out conditional on Mexico's participation.
The cartel, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia say Mexico's refusal to agree blocked the proposed accord
Kuwait's oil minister, Khaled al-Fadhel, said Mexico has delayed the agreement reached by OPEC+ to cut oil output by 10 million barrels per day (BPD) which was agreed in a meeting held on Thursday.
The apparent end to Mexico’s standoff would cement a deal between OPEC producers and their allies that would reduce global crude oil output by 10 million barrels a day until July.
President Donald Trump has "generously" agreed to cut American oil output by an additional 250,000 barrels per day to help Mexico contribute to global reductions, his Mexican counterpart said on Friday.
Mexico says it has reached deal with US that paves way for oil production cuts with OPEC, others
Mexico’s president said the country will reduce its crude oil production as part of an agreement with OPEC and other producers to stabilize oil markets.
OPEC says a proposed cut to oil production 'is conditional on the consent of Mexico' after marathon teleconference
Crude producers’ hotchpotch of random cut levels and short-termism accompanied by Mexico’s shenanigans at a time of demand declines is not a high stakes standoff but an awful dish served at restaurant of full of punters with no appetite.
Gaurav SharmaSaudi Arabia's energy minister said on Friday that a final OPEC+ oil supply pact to reduce 10 million barrels per day (bpd), which was agreed on Thursday, hinges on Mexico joining in the cuts.
Saudi Arabia and other oil producers in the OPEC+ group pushed back on Friday on a Mexican plan to cut less than requested under plans for global supply curbs, two sources from the OPEC+ group said on Friday.
Top oil nations struggled to finalise record output cuts at G20 talks on Friday to boost prices slammed by the coronavirus crisis, as Saudi Arabia clashed with Mexico despite U.S. President Donald Trump's mediation offer.
Death rates from the coronavirus in America are highest among black and Latino people.
Matt PerezCall it the "color of Covid", writes Catherine Powell: we must all reconcile -- and address -- the fact that the black and Latinx communities and workers are bearing the brunt of the pandemic-- overrepresented among both the unemployed and among essential workers.
The United States is ready to help Mexico reach its production cut quota as part of the tentative OPEC+ deal according to Mexican President Lopez Obrador
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he would help Mexico contribute to global oil output reductions, in a surprise move that could break an impasse among the world's major oil producers over cutbacks aimed at stabilizing crude prices.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States would "help Mexico along" with oil production cuts that it is meant to make under a global deal to shore up slumping crude oil prices, but said the details had yet to be worked out.
The US has agreed to cut oil production on Mexico's behalf, President López Obrador said, apparently ending an impasse on a deal to reduce global output.
Trump told the Saudis and Russians that U.S. oil cuts would make up for Mexico’s refusal to go along with a global deal. Even he isn’t sure they’ll accept that.
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