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Oil wobbles near USD 66 as OPEC's mixed views deepen supply dilemma

The oil price dips below USD 66 per barrel as conflicting signals from OPEC member countries about whether their output cap will be eased trigger speculation that the members will have a hard time reaching agreement at its upcoming Vienna gathering.
Photo: Bloomberg
Photo: Bloomberg
by Heesu Lee, bloomberg

Oil traded below USD 66 a barrel as conflicting signals from OPEC members about whether their output curbs will be relaxed spurred speculation that an agreement will prove elusive at an upcoming group meeting.

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