The Saudi Energy Minister responded to Trump's tweet

Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said OPEC is taking a targeted approach to supply reduction by responding directly to President Donald Trump's comments earlier in the week saying oil maker should be granted . "We understand it easily," he told CNBC Dan Murphy at the OPEC Symposium in Riyadh when asked about the tweed of the US president.

25 countries are taking a very slow and measured approach. As the second half of last year proved, we are primarily interested in market stability. "

On Monday, Trump presented the latest tweed series of targeted OPEC cuts agreed between cartel members and non-allies in December last year to resist the fall in oil prices and rising stocks

"Oil prices are getting too high. OPPE, please relax and calm down. The world can not take on pricing ̵

1; fragile! "We hear the Honorable President and we hear his concern for consumers and we assure everyone, whether he or the leaders of developing countries, that we are focused on the interests of the world economy and consumers all over the world because we are focusing on producer interests, Al Falih said. The United States became the largest oil producer in the world at the end of 2018