OPEC+ has kept December oil production targets unchanged as the Iran war continues to disrupt Gulf exports. With most members pumping below targets, the alliance faces uncertainty over 2027 quotas, amid concerns about supply recovery through the Strait of Hormuz and a possible global oil surplus.
OPEC+ has kept December oil production targets unchanged as the Iran war continues to disrupt Gulf exports. With most members pumping below targets, the alliance faces uncertainty over 2027 quotas, amid concerns about supply recovery through the Strait of Hormuz and a possible global oil surplus.
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OPEC+ has kept December oil production targets unchanged as the Iran war continues to disrupt Gulf exports. With most members pumping below targets, the alliance faces uncertainty over 2027 quotas, amid concerns about supply recovery through the Strait of Hormuz and a possible global oil surplus.
