OPEC+ to accelerate oil output, potentially lowering oil prices despite Russian reliance, Reuters reports
Oil diplomacy is taking a sharp turn. Saudi Arabia, long the stabilizer in global energy markets, is now shifting gears—punishing fellow OPEC+ members like Iraq and Kazakhstan for breaking production quotas. The kingdom is ramping up supply instead of cutting back, pushing nearly 2.2 million barrels per day back into the market by November. It’s a signal that Riyadh is done carrying the burden alone—and it lands just as President Trump prepares to visit, with inflation and oil prices looming over his agenda. Olesya Astakhova with Reuters has the full story.
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