Russia’s Novak says compliance with oil output cut deal 102 percent

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday that compliance with a global output cut deal in the past nine months had been 102 percent.

He said compliance by OPEC countries had been 100 percent and compliance by non-OPEC countries 106 percent.

Speaking at a business forum in Moscow, Novak said it was too early however to take a decision on whether the output deal should be extended beyond the end of March.

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