Oman pumped 970,500 b/d of crude and condensate in December 2019, according to its ministry of oil and gas, but will be boosting volumes to its full capacity of 1 million b/d over the next few months,

In April, Russia may fully return to production levels reached before the OPEC+ deal in October 2018, Novak said.

The UAE's central bank announced a package of $27.3 billion, Saudi Arabia's central bank announced the same day a $13.3 billion package

Saudi Aramco 2019 net income of $88.2 billion

The falls in the bonds come in the wake of the failure of Opec and Russia late last week to agree a deal on cutting production,

Moscow’s decision to withdraw last week from a pact with Saudi Arabia to limit crude production, sparking an oil war that sent prices crashing 30 per cent on Monday, upending global markets.

Total global oil demand is now assumed at 99.73 mb/d in 2020, with 2H20 forecast to see higher consumption than 1H20. Considering the latest developments, downward risks currently outweigh any positive indicators and suggest further likely downward revisions in oil demand growth, should the current status persist.

Russia has long been seeking to capitalize on its OPEC ties with investment deals, which have been slow to materialize despite official state visits by Saudi King Salman to Moscow in 2017 and Russian President Vladimir Putin to Riyadh in October.

Al Mazrouei said, via a series of tweets, "OPEC and OPEC+ played an important role in delivering market stability. The UAE Ministry of Energy and Industry firmly believes that a new agreement is essential to support a balanced and less volatile market."

Saudi Aramco received a directive from the Ministry of Energy to increase its maximum sustainable capacity (MSC) from 12 million barrels per day (MMBD) to 13 MMBD.

UAE Minister of State and ADNOC Group CEO, Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber has commented on recent market developments, noting that the UAE oil company is set to supply the market with over four million barrels of oil per day in April 2020.

The clash of oil titans Saudi Arabia and Russia sparked a 25% slump in crude prices on Monday, triggering panic selling on Wall Street and other equity markets that have already been badly hit by the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Saudi Aramco announces that it will provide its customers with 12.3 million barrels per day (MMBD) of crude oil in April

On Friday, Russia refused to sign a deal with OPEC and its non-OPEC allies on additional production cuts for the rest of 2020 to counter the fall in demand caused by the spreading coronavirus outbreak.

Saudi Arabia has said it could raise production to 12 million barrels per day,