OPEC Moves Up Meeting To Discuss Oil Production Quotas
- OPEC+ narrowed its meeting to Saturday, May 3, in Vienna to decide on June oil production quotas and potential output increases.
- The meeting was moved up from May 5 due to tensions within OPEC+ and pressures from Brent crude prices hitting lows unseen since early 2021.
- Members, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, plan to discuss advancing a 411,000 barrels per day production hike to address overproduction and budget shortfalls.
- OPEC output fell 200,000 barrels per day in April despite planned increases, and a leader said, "It'll be decided at the wellhead," signaling uncertain enforcement.
- The meeting will test Riyadh and Moscow's control over quota discipline amid market pessimism and risks of a production battle for market share.
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Meeting of Eight OPEC+ Members Brought Forward to May 3
By Adedapo Adesanya A sub-group made up of eight members of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) have brought forward a policy meeting by two days to May 3. According to Argus, the meeting, initially scheduled to hold on Monday, May 5, will now hold on Saturday (tomorrow). The eight […]
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