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Novak praised US steps to stabilize the global energy market

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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that Russia positively assesses US steps aimed at stabilizing the global energy market and is ready for future coordination of actions to create a more predictable and healthy market.
He stated this in a telephone conversation with Donald Trump, during which Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia’s readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to the American and world markets.

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Russia and the United States previously cooperated within the framework of OPEC+ to stabilize oil markets, but interaction was complicated by geopolitical differences. Current statements indicate an attempt to restore dialogue in the energy sector.

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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that Russia positively assesses the US steps aimed at stabilizing the global energy market.

Alexander Novak announced Russia's readiness for future coordination of actions to create a more predictable and healthy market.

In a telephone conversation with Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia’s readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to the American and world markets.

MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Russia positively assesses the US steps aimed at stabilizing the global energy market, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told RIA Novosti.

“Russia positively assesses US steps aimed at stabilizing the global energy market and gradually restoring normal energy trade, and is ready for future coordination of actions aimed at creating a more predictable and healthy market,” Novak said.

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In the coming months, a technical dialogue may begin between the energy departments of Russia and the United States on market stabilization issues
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Open Questions

What specific steps does the US mean by market stabilization?
Will coordination of actions include agreement on production volumes?
How might these plans be affected by current sanctions restrictions?