What OPEC's Output Decision Means For Oil Prices

Oil in New York headed for the first weekly decline since March after OPEC agreed to maintain its crude production target, leaving the market oversupplied. Bloomberg's Alix Steel reports on "Bloomberg Markets."

Jun 8, 2015

Oil in New York headed for the first weekly decline since March after OPEC agreed to maintain its crude production target, leaving the market oversupplied. Bloomberg's Alix Steel reports on "Bloomberg Markets."

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