Slippery road ahead for Opec's extended oil cut
Move will help drain glut, but many factors could still put the skids on the plan and boost US shale industry instead
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THE world's two biggest oil exporters seem to have finally figured out how to eliminate a global surplus that's kept crude prices in check for almost three years.
Saudi Arabia and Russia said in Beijing on Monday they favour prolonging this year's oil curbs to the first quarter of 2018.
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