Opec+ 7 agrees to 188,000 b/d July target hike
Opec+ core members have agreed to a modest production target increase of 188,000 b/d for July. Despite these adjustments, actual output remains significantly constrained due to the ongoing US-Iran conflict and the resulting closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Why it matters
The continued disruption of global oil shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz poses a persistent risk to energy supply stability and global market prices.
Latest market news Opec+ 7 agrees to 188,000 b/d July target hike Market : Crude oil 07/06/26 The seven core Opec+ members agreed on Sunday to another modest 188,000 b/d increase in their collective production target for July, despite the conflict in the Middle East continuing to disrupt supplies from several of the group's biggest producers.
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