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OPEC+ Agrees to Make Token Supply Cut to Steady Oil Market

OPEC+ agreed to make a token oil supply cut for October, seeking to stabilize global markets after a

OPEC+ Agrees to Make Token Supply Cut to Steady Oil Market

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In its final communique after Monday’s online conference, the alliance also highlighted that it would be willing to call another ministerial meeting at any time if needed to address market developments. Its next scheduled talks will be on Oct. 5.</p><p>The surprise move from OPEC+ exactly reverses the September increase that was made in response to entreaties from US President Joe Biden to help bring down oil prices. It could come as worrying development for consuming nations as they grapple the inflationary squeeze from crude at $95 a barrel and the prospect of a winter energy crunch. Markets are on track to tighten as the European Union sanctions Russian crude over its invasion of Ukraine.</p><p>Although the cut is “is inconsequential in volume terms, it is rather intended to send he signal that OPEC+ is back into a price-watch mode,” said Bill Farren-Price, head of macro oil and gas research at Enverus. 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