The potential for more oil production from several basins, and a call from Norway’s central bank to divest from energy stocks, pulled oil prices lower Thursday. Crude oil prices are reversing course after several weeks of strong gains supported by expectations that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will extend a production cut agreement deep into 2018. That call, however, was undermined Wednesday when Russia, the largest non-OPEC contributor, seemed to take an ambivalent stance on an extension. The OPEC-led effort, implemented in January, helped pull crude oil prices out of a historic slide last year. The price for Brent crude oil is now about double what it was at the 2016 low point, though British energy company BP […]