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As we have done in April,

whereby the countries that had agreed to

do the voluntary cuts, have extended that voluntary cuts

to end of 24.

And I will have to call it this Audi Lollipop,

which is a million barrel of reduction for the start,

that starts the 1st of July.

And that million is also extendable.

That was Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Prince Abdulzi's bin Salman al-Sad, talking about cuts in oil production last weekend. The implications of the Gulf State's crude cull is the focus of this week's viewsroom.

Welcome back to the views, a podcast from Reuters' breaking views for columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellan, coming to you from London.

Saudi Arabia is culling its oil production in an effort to boost global prices of crude.

OPEC plus, a group of oil producing countries, are also extending cuts to the end of 2024.

So here to explain to me what all of this means is George Hay, who leads our EMEA team in breaking

views, and Yowen Chen, who is our oil and gas expert.

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