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Gas Prices / OPEC #392543

CBS Evening News for Friday, Mar 24, 2000
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Continuing concerns about rising gas prices reported.

(New York: Anthony Mason) The meeting of OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) nation representatives to discuss increasing oil production reported. [Petroleum economist Philip VERLEGER - says Saudi Arabia engineered the price increase.] [A.G. Edwards Bill O'GRADY - says excessively high oil prices will depress economy.] [Cambridge Energy Research Associates Daniel YERGIN - says no Mexican politician wants to be accused of giving in to the US.]

Reporter(s):
Mason, Anthony;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:10

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