Oil steadied near $41 a barrel in New York with OPEC+ warning of a precarious outlook for the market as a resurgent virus hits consumption. Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman called on the group to be proactive in the face of uncertain demand as an OPEC+ committee gathered to assess the state of the market. While the panel didn’t discuss if they should press on with plans to taper output cuts, they can change course if needed. Meanwhile, more U.S. stimulus remained elusive as time draws short to reach an agreement on a bill that could pass by the election. Oil stuck near $40 as the coronavirus crimps demand OPEC+ is set to add almost 2 million barrels a day to the market from January if it doesn’t change course, with a larger ministerial meeting that will decide the direction on output cuts scheduled for Nov. […]