No deal in Doha means petrol prices could stay down

Prices at the pumps could stay lower for longer after major oil producing nations failed to reach a deal to cut output, experts have said.

No deal in Doha means petrol prices could stay down

Prices at the pumps could stay lower for longer after major oil producing nations failed to reach a deal to cut output, experts have said.

The oil price has tumbled nearly 5% to US$41 a barrel following the summit in Qatar at the weekend, which saw talks break down after Iran continued to step up output despite Saudi Arabia agreeing to cut production.

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