Posted on Sep 06, 2025 / World

OPEC+ heads into a crucial meeting amid volatile global oil markets, trying to balance lingering oversupply fears against signs of recovery. Earlier production hikes had driven prices to four-year lows, although some bounce back has occurred thanks to resilient demand trends. Analysts warn that additional quota increases—potentially offsetting up to 1.66 million barrels per day of prior cuts—could deepen the surplus through 2025. While some member countries are hitting output limits or keeping domestic needs top priority, the group has the option to hold steady to allow a market "relief rally." The world’s oil watchers will be watching closely for signals of restraint—or further expansion—from key producers.
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