 Oil futures ended 
sharply higher Wednesday, rallying despite a mixed message from Iran's 
oil minister over a proposed production freeze by major producers.
Oil futures ended 
sharply higher Wednesday, rallying despite a mixed message from Iran's 
oil minister over a proposed production freeze by major producers.
West Texas 
Intermediate crude for March delivery jumped $1.62, or 5.6%, to end at 
$30.66 a barrel. Iran's oil minister didn't commit to a production 
freeze after a meeting with some Organization of the Petroleum Exporting
 Countries counterparts, but praised a proposed freeze tentatively 
agreed upon a day earlier by Saudi Arabia and Russia.
Source: MarketWatch

 
 
 
 










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