OPEC+ Considers Accelerating Oil Production More Than Expected: Report
- Eight OPEC+ alliance members, known as the Voluntary Eight , are considering an output increase of 411,000 barrels per day at their meeting.
- Analysts, including Ole Hansen from Saxo Bank, noted that the group is focusing on regaining market shares rather than on price stability.
- Following recent conflicts, concerns over oil prices briefly rose above $80 a barrel.
- Analysts believe the conflict is unlikely to impact OPEC+'s decision since there have been no supply disruptions so far.
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Eight OPEC+ alliance members move toward output hike at meeting
Saudi Arabia, Russia and six other key members of the OPEC+ alliance will discuss crude production on Saturday, with analysts expecting the latest in a series of output hikes for August.
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