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OPEC+ keeps December oil output targets unchanged
Seven members of the OPEC+ group of oil producers agreed to keep output quotas unchanged in December, Bloomberg reported.[1] The group had unwound the last of its voluntary cuts in September, according to Bloomberg.[1] The New York Post reported that Gulf members have been boosting exports that were disrupted for months by the conflict, while most members are still pumping well below their targets.[2]
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- Center OPEC+ Leaves Oil Output Targets Unchanged for December
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