- France Unveils $32.9 Billion Stimulus Package
- Charts Predict: S&P to Rally 15%; Better Odds than Vegas
- Pros Say: More Retailers to Go Under
- European Central Banks Expected to Slash Rates
- Euro Stocks Rally on Expected Rate Cuts
- MGA Ordered to Stop Selling Bratz Dolls
- Euro Stocks to Open Flat before Rate Decisions
- Nomura to Cut Up to 1,000 Positions in London
- Capital One to Purchase Chevy Chase
- 3-D In A Recession: Director James Cameron Weighs In
- Lightning Round: Microsoft, Motorola, NYSE and More
- Lightning Round OT: Hertz, Textron and More
- Mad Mail: Cramer's Plan for the SEC
- The Plaxico Burress Good Judgment Award
- Cramer's Call on Celgene
- Your First Move For Thursday December 4th
- Web Extra: Fast & Furious Trades For Thursday
- Cramer's M&A Plays
Iranian state TV is reporting that OPEC's Secretary-General says a daily oil production cut of between 1 million and 1.5 million barrels is likely in December.
Secretary-General Abdullah El-Badri was quoted Monday on the station's Web site saying that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is facing a very difficult situation and plans to "restore oil prices to $90 per barrel."
(OPEC has deferred its decision on a third supply cut until its next meeting in December. Watch the accompanying video for more...)
OPEC's next official meeting is in Algeria on Dec. 17.
El-Badri is in Tehran for an energy conference.
The bloc is grappling with how to reverse plunging prices, but ended a meeting in Cairo on Saturday without announcing a cut.
Oil [US@CL.1 Loading... ()] prices fell, with light, sweet crude for January delivery down in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.






