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Saudi petroleum minister says there is no conspiracy behind drop in oil prices

December 21, 20144:34 AM The Canadian Press

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates – Saudi Arabia’s oil chief says that allegations the kingdom conspired to bring oil prices down to harm its neighbours are false.

Petroleum Minister Ali Naimi said at an oil summit in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday that “the best thing for everybody is to let the most efficient produce.”

His remarks were likely meant to alleviate concerns by some of the oil giant’s neighbours that the kingdom is forcing lower oil prices to damage their economies.

An OPEC meeting last month failed to agree on production cuts, mainly because of Saudi opposition. OPEC controls about 40 per cent of the world oil market.

Naimi says lack of co-operation among non-OPEC members and the spread of “misinformation” have contributed to the drop in global oil prices.

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