The prices are still up there.

We will collectively make a pledge to have the spare capacity available if needed, but I don't believe it is needed.

We've already played this gimmick, ... We want to play clean so we don't even raise the ceiling.

The market should rest assured that whatever it needs is there. Before that there is no need to do anything.

The talk of an increase is mainly to give comfort to the market. It is refining capacity we have to worry about.

We have a consensus that we want to put before the conference. We want to share the availability of the spare capacity with the market.

The market has not been impressed by small increments, so for market psychology it would be better to increase by a million and see if we can meet it.

We hope that will assure the market. We are working on the exact wording.

The market is well supplied - actually it is in balance. After Katrina, everybody offered crude but the refining capacity was not there to cope with it.