The Impact of OPEC's Production Cuts on Oil Prices
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Despite OPEC+ announcing production cuts, oil prices have continued to decline due to weakened global oil demand and increased supply from non-OPEC countries. Saudi Arabia is expected to maintain its 1 million barrel-a-day cuts through 2024, but doubts remain about full compliance from other producers. The US has set record oil production for two consecutive months, challenging Saudi Arabia's market control. The voluntary nature of the cuts and uncertainty over compliance have contributed to the market's skepticism.
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