WTI oil prices declined by 0.2 percent on Monday to close at $53.2 per barrel after the market pushed higher early in the day on reports that Iraq would participate if OPEC extended oil production curbs into the second half of the year. Output forecasts from oil ministers of crude-producing countries buffeted the market as industry leaders gathered at the annual CERAweek energy conference in Houston. Prices have been rangebound for more than 60 days on concerns U.S. production growth may undermine the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' agreement to cut output during the first half of the year.
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