Saudi Arabia and Russia no longer set global oil prices

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Sorry,
Saudi Arabia
and
Russia
, you are wrong to believe you can set the price of
oil
on global markets.

The U.S. is producing over 13 million barrels a day, 1 million more barrels a day than just one year ago. Saudi Arabia produces about 10 million barrels a day, and Russia is at about
9 million
a day. Speculators and investors increasingly ignore the price noise from Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two largest producers of oil after the United States.


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