• Choking off demand in the importing countries has largely lost its allure for many OPEC producers.

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  • That's because non-OPEC producers pumped more valuable light crude to counteract the effects of OPEC's cheating.

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  • But Opec hawks Iran, Libya, and Algeria warned in a statement that market stability is a responsibility of non-Opec as well as Opec producers, implying they might oppose the production increases.

    BBC: Opec to boost oil output

  • The tepid supply forecasts for non-OPEC oil producers in 2013 are not strong enough to represent any break in the fundamentals that would be unmanageable for OPEC to chip in and cover.

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  • Outside of Opec, of which Russia is not a member, the country is the No. 2 after Canada of non-Opec oil producers.

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  • After years of low oil prices in the 1990s the OPEC group of producers began the recent boom with plenty of spare capacity.

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  • OPEC, the oil producers' cartel, gathered in Beirut this week under pressure from Saudi Arabia, its dominant force, to raise production quotas.

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  • Conditions in the global economy have changed dramatically since then, however, forcing oil producers' group Opec to cut output levels in an effort to stabilise prices.

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  • Earlier, they had temporarily fallen back after the head of the oil producers' group Opec said he did not expect the turmoil in Egypt to affect the canal.

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  • The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the oil-producers' cartel, estimates that SARS has reduced Asian oil demand by 300, 000 barrels per day.

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  • OPEC, which is dominated by Middle Eastern producers, owns three-quarters of the world's proven reserves (see chart), it currently produces only 41% of the world's annual oil supply.

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  • The big producers, along with some of their non-OPEC friends, need to sit down and thrash out production levels and pricing.

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  • Members of Opec, made up of the world's major oil producers, have come under pressure to do something to stop the recent sharp rises in the cost of a barrel.

    BBC: Opec agrees output boost

  • OPEC's moment of triumph could arrive sooner if it persuades producers such as Russia, Norway, and Mexico to continue to restrain their output.

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  • OPEC, preferably led by Venezuela (the only western-hemisphere member of the oil producers' club), play a central role in Mr Chavez's ambitions.

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  • But then few have such concentrated suppliers as platinum, palladium and nickel - and Opec has been aware of its special power to influence the markets ever since 1973, when producers quadrupled world oil prices almost overnight.

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