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RBC rings alarm bells

AS THE market obsesses over whether OPEC and its allies will deliver promised production cuts, analysts are ringing the alarm bells about an overlooked wildcard – the type of crude taken out of the market, which could prove problematic.

Anthony Barich

RBC Capital Markets, which has led the oil bulls by spelling out a litany of reasons why it believes OPEC will stick with its promises to cut output, has raised concerns about the fact that the amount...

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