OPEC+ Extends Cuts as Oil Prices Drop Below $80
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U.S. crude oil prices fell over 3% as OPEC+ announced plans to phase out voluntary production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day starting in October, subject to market conditions. The decision has led to concerns about future oil prices and market stability, with analysts noting that the move could limit price increases and affect trading strategies.
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