Oil-production limits adopted by a group of major crude suppliers will soon bring prices back to “normal,” according to the oil minister from the United Arab Emirates. When energy markets were in freefall as the coronavirus pandemic crushed demand, crude rising to $40 a barrel was “a dream,” the U.A.E.’s Suhail Al Mazrouei said during a conference call on Monday. That was before renewed efforts among the OPEC+ group of countries to make unprecedented production cuts. Prices could be back to “normal” within a year or two as cuts approaching 10 million barrels a day drain excess barrels from the market, Mazrouei said during the call hosted by the Atlantic Council. “We have seen very good signs of demand picking up,” Mazrouei said. “We have seen numbers of driving vehicles are picking […]