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- Oil prices fell on Thursday after OPEC delayed its meeting from November 26 to November 30.
- It's set to take place virtually, suggesting members have made an agreement, says Anas Alhajji.
- There could be additional cutbacks not anticipated by the markets, he added.
As the US Thanksgiving holiday puts the stock market at a standstill, oil prices are still on the move.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), a benchmark for oil prices, has been in free fall since Wednesday after OPEC members delayed a meeting from November 26 to the 30th that was set to determine crude oil supply output for 2024.