Iran: Oil oversupplied by 2 million barrels per day

TEHRAN -- Crude producer Iran said on Sunday that the world oil market is oversupplied by two million barrels a day after OPEC decided to leave its oil output quota unchanged amid falling prices.

“There is oversupply of two million barrels per day on the market and we are seeking to create a balance between demand and supply,” Oil Minister Gholam Hossein Nozari told reporters. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries left its oil output quota unchanged on Saturday at informal talks in Cairo but vowed to take any action necessary next month to balance the market.

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