Crude oil futures were largely stable during mid-morning trade in Asia Tuesday, after the OPEC meeting left the market with little clarity on the duration of the supply cut agreement. At 10:05 am Singapore time (0205 GMT), ICE May Brent crude futures inched up 3 cents/b (0.04%) from Monday’s settle to $67.57/b, while the NYMEX April light sweet crude contract ticked down a cent/b (0.02%) to $59.08/b. OPEC and 10 non-OPEC allies led by Russia agreed in December to 1.2 million b/d of production cuts from January through June. OPEC and its allies are not likely to decide whether to extend their oil production cuts until June, close to their scheduled expiry, Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih said Monday. Falih, OPEC’s de facto leader as energy minister of the organization’s biggest producer, said any production […]