Meanings of curb output in English

The producers last month extended the deal to curb output throughout 2018.

Calls from within OPEC to curb output have grown louder as demand has retreated.

Prices plunged in early March after Russia and Saudi Arabia could not come to an agreement to curb output.

The slump came after a Saudi-Russian oil price war that followed the collapse of a longstanding agreement to curb output.

The IEA, which coordinates energy policies of industrialised nations, said lower prices would eventually start to curb output and boost demand.

Shale's rapid growth over the last decade has redrawn trade flows and driven OPEC to curb output to prop up prices.

But OPEC was forced to curb output in 2016 as oil-producing nations faced budget shortfalls, and as prices recovered, shale's output accelerated.

Saudi Arabia, the most influential member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, blocked moves by some smaller producers to curb output.

That would reduce a headwind that OPEC and its allies such as Russia have faced in their efforts to curb output and support the market.

The United Arab Emirates was at around 99 percent compliant with its pledges to curb output, KUNA reported Sheikh Ahmad al-Abdullah as saying on Sunday.

Orders were hit earlier this year when Apple curbed output of the iPhone 5.

De Beers, which gets 70 percent of its production from Botswana, is curbing output.

Attacks on Nigeria's oil industry curbed output by 60,000 bpd, the survey found.

Palm oil added almost a quarter to its value after dry weather curbed output while soybeans gained 17 percent.

May 15 (Reuters) - Oil refineries have curbed output since February as travel restrictions destroy fuel demand.

Palm oil has added almost a quarter to its value after dry weather curbed output while beans are up 17 percent.