Oil fell the most in two weeks as tensions between OPEC members heightened the uncertainty of the group delaying its planned output increase. Futures fell 1.7% in New York as informal talks continue by phone after OPEC+ shifted its final meeting to Thursday to allow for more time to reach a deal on production policy. Friction between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates prevented what was widely expected to be a routine agreement to delay an output increase scheduled for January. “Last time Saudi Arabia got into a disagreement with the other OPEC members, they had reversed course,” said Phil Streible, chief market strategist at Blue Line Futures LLC in Chicago. “With oil prices running up for weeks now, it might be a short-term top in the market.” With cracks appearing in the OPEC+ alliance, Saudi Energy Minister Prince […]