Russia is likely to play along with what’s expected to be another six months of OPEC production cuts despite lackluster compliance, a new report finds. Members of the five-member committee monitoring a managed production decline agreement from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meet during the weekend in Kuwait to consider the durability of the deal. The monitoring team counts Russia as a member. Russia is among the parties contributing to the agreement and is expected to contribute most to production declines from producers outside OPEC. Russia’s contribution is vital to the arrangement, though the Kremlin offered mixed support for the agreement last year after publicly stating in […]