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Will the OPEC deal bring the market back into balance?

By Bloomberg
12 December 2016   |   7:55 am
Oil jumped to the highest since July 2015 after Saudi Arabia signaled it’s ready to cut output more than earlier agreed while non-OPEC countries including Russia pledged to pump less next year.

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