Saudi Arabia Became the Largest Crude Producer in Feb
According to Russian Federation Federal State Statistics Service, the daily output of crude oil in Saudi Arabia surpassed the output in Russia in February. Saudi Arabia became the world largest crude oil producer in February. According to the statistics, in February, the daily crude oil output in Saudi Arabia was 9.982 million barrels, and the daily output in Russia was 9.533 million barrels. In January, the daily output in Saudi Arabia was 9.976 million barrels, and the daily output in Russia was 10.528 million barrels.
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