Oil Prices Rise as OPEC+ Maintains Production Levels
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Oil prices rose over $1 a barrel after OPEC+ decided to maintain a steady output increase of 411,000 barrels per day in July, which was seen as a relief by traders. The decision, aimed at regaining market share and addressing overproduction by some members, was already priced into futures, and analysts expect a similar increase in August. Meanwhile, US oil rig counts continue to decline, raising supply concerns amid seasonal demand and hurricane season jitters.
- Oil rebounds after OPEC+ sticks to same output hike in July versus June Reuters
- Oil prices jump after OPEC+ agrees to another sharp production hike MarketWatch
- Morgan Stanley Sees Three More OPEC+ Hikes Driving Brent Lower Bloomberg
- OPEC Plus Members Say They Will Fast-Track Oil Output The New York Times
- Oil rebounds after OPEC+ sticks to same output hike in July vs June Yahoo Finance
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