
"Surging U.S. Oil Exports Shake Up Global Market Dynamics"
The United States has reached a record-breaking crude oil production of 13.2 million barrels per day, surpassing expectations and causing concerns for OPEC+, which recently agreed to further output cuts. The US accounts for 80% of the global oil supply expansion this year, and its production is expected to continue growing. This surge in supply is the main reason why oil markets have not tightened as anticipated. Despite a rebound in crude oil futures, prices have experienced a seventh consecutive weekly loss.