"At our next meeting at the end of November...the most important items will concern the fate of the agreement to extend or terminate the production cut," Marzouq told Kuwait TV in an interview.
He said oil inventories in recent weeks fell more than expected and that one-week forecasts were two million barrels a day, down from 6.5 million. (Reporting by Ali Abdelaty; Writing by Tom Finn; editing by Diane Craft)OPEC to discuss ending or extending production cut in November: Kuwait minister
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