... Production Growth. The oil alliance is methodically increasing supply to the market. In August 2025, the combined production quota of key participants in the deal was raised by approximately 548,000 barrels per day, with a similar increase expected in September. This continues a trend from previous months—OPEC+ has eased restrictions monthly from April to July, leading to an increase in global commercial oil and product reserves. Slowing Demand. Growth rates of global oil consumption are declining....

... are systematically increasing supply. From August, total production quotas have officially been raised by approximately 548,000 barrels per day (even slightly above the originally planned schedule); similar increases are expected to be confirmed for September as well. Recently, the OPEC+ Joint Monitoring Committee reaffirmed commitment to the deal and readiness to increase production to prevent shortages this fall—these signals temper further price rises. As a result of all these factors, the oil ...

... Oil-producing countries within the alliance continue to gradually increase supply. In August, a total quota increase of approximately 548,000 barrels per day is expected (higher than the original plan), and a similar increase is likely to occur in September. Recently, the joint monitoring committee of OPEC+ confirmed its commitment to the deal and readiness to increase production to prevent shortages in the fall – these signals are moderating further price rallies. As a result of these cumulative ...

... supply, which also supports prices. OPEC+ Actions and Supply: OPEC+ countries continue to gradually increase production. An increase of about 548,000 barrels per day in quotas is expected in August (above original plans), with a similar rise likely in September. Recently, the OPEC+ monitoring committee reaffirmed its commitment to implementing agreements and hinted at a readiness to add production to prevent shortages in the autumn market. These additional volumes somewhat limit price increases. As ...

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