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Opec+ to boost oil output for third consecutive month
- OPEC+ agreed on Saturday, July 2025, to increase oil production by 411,000 barrels per day, continuing a series of monthly boosts.
- This decision follows a gradual unwinding since April of a 2.2 million bpd cut made in 2022, amid some members exceeding quotas and differing compliance.
- Saudi Arabia, Russia, and six other key members led the increase while expressing frustration with over-producers like Kazakhstan, which exceeded its quota by 300,000 bpd.
- Analyst Jorge Leon described May as an initial alert, June as a verification, and July as a clear signal, highlighting ongoing market uncertainty as Brent crude remained near $63.
- The output rise aims to regain market share and meet higher summer demand, though analysts expect only moderate price reactions despite trade war concerns.
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