OPEC+ Faces Challenges Amid Stagnant Oil Prices and Market Uncertainty
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Oil prices remained steady after a recent drop as OPEC+ plans to reintroduce barrels to the market starting April 2025, delaying the increase by three months. This decision comes amid expectations of an oversupplied market next year, with US crude production hitting record levels. The market is also influenced by factors like fluctuating Chinese demand and potential changes in US energy policy under a possible second Trump presidency.
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