colin coleman, former ceo of goldman sachs for sub-saharan africa.g up, don't miss our interview for the south africa finance minister. plus, oil traders expressing cautious optimism. this is ahead of an opec-plus meeting over the weekend. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." opec-plus has cut crude production. this, all coming ahead of a opec-plus meeting. it will be virtual. let's get more from bloomberg's energy reporter. we have that meeting this weekend. are we expecting another potential opec-plus cut in production? >> hello. it seems like we are not expecting a change in terms of production this time. opec-plus is expected to keep things unchanged. for november, this had reduced supplies by about one million barrels a day. the biggest curb is saudi arabia. these are added to the cuts for the last month. dani: talk to me about the impact of a potential china reopening. it could bring more demand, will that be on the mind of opec-plus? >> initially, they did mole over a deeper cut. the oil market