OPEC+ Boosts Oil Output Amid Market Fluctuations and US Concerns
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Opec+ has shifted from cutting oil output to increasing supply, with several members, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, planning to unwind previous production cuts faster than expected, which could lead to a global oil surplus and lower prices in 2024. The move is driven by factors such as increased non-Opec supply, tepid demand growth, political considerations, and strategic market share goals, but it raises questions about the group's future unity and market impact.
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