(Bloomberg) -- Crude-oil production in May by
members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
fell 0.5 percent, led by declines in Nigeria and Iraq, a
Bloomberg News survey showed.
Output slipped 150,000 barrels to an average 30.01 million
barrels a day, according to the survey of oil companies,
producers and analysts. Production in April was revised to
30.155 million barrels a day from 30 million estimated last
month.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
fell 0.5 percent, led by declines in Nigeria and Iraq, a
Bloomberg News survey showed.
Output slipped 150,000 barrels to an average 30.01 million
barrels a day, according to the survey of oil companies,
producers and analysts. Production in April was revised to
30.155 million barrels a day from 30 million estimated last
month.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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