Some officials from non-Gulf OPEC producers are pushing for the cartel to enact an oil-production cut amid falling prices, signaling a new fracture within the group that could put Saudi Arabia under pressure to tighten its spigots. Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries had said earlier this week they opposed a cut in the group’s production ceiling. U.S. oil prices have sharply fallen amid oil market oversupply in recent months and briefly dropped below $80 a barrel Thursday, though they were back above $83 a barrel Friday. OPEC should cut production, Samir Kamal, Libya’s OPEC governor, said Friday. “It should at least be at 30 million barrels a day,” the current production ceiling of the organization. The group currently produces about 30.5 million barrels a day, according to its latest report. Another African OPEC delegate said Thursday that OPEC should […]