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OPEC+ ministers decide not to change current oil production policy - sources

MOSCOW. Feb 3 (Interfax) - The OPEC+ ministerial monitoring committee, which is co-chaired by Russia and Saudi Arabia, has decided not to change the current oil production policy, a representative of one of the delegations told Interfax.

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