... "The first is to restore their market share. Additionally, they are enabling countries that exceeded their production quotas to close the violations more quickly. This primarily applies to Kazakhstan, which currently faces significant challenges in meeting its agreed quota with OPEC+." The reason for increasing production is the desire to regain lost market share while taking advantage of a relatively favorable market environment, as geopolitical factors support prices, according to Dmitry Skryabin, portfolio manager at ...

... voluntary restrictions amounting to 2.2 million barrels per day. However, they still have voluntary production cuts of 1.65 million barrels per day, which are set to remain in effect until the end of 2026. According to sources from foreign media, the OPEC+ eight plans to discuss the fate of these restrictions at a meeting on September 7. According to Kirill Bakhtin, senior analyst at BCS Investments, OPEC+ will likely take a pause in increasing official quotas in October and possibly in the fourth quarter, given that demand tends to be lower in the fall and winter....

... scenario could place downward pressure on prices. For American and European investors, this indicates a potential cooling in oil prices that could affect the profitability of oil-dependent companies in the longer term, especially if demand does not meet supply growth. What This Means for Investors Short-Term Price Support Opportunities The steady production cuts by OPEC+ and growth in demand create favorable conditions for maintaining prices over the short term. This can be an attractive opportunity for investors in energy stocks and oil companies, especially those with robust cost management, which can sustain ...

On July 28, 2025, a significant date for investors and economists is expected, as a series of important economic events will take place, including the OPEC+ meeting and the release of the Dallas Fed Index. These events could have a considerable impact on the stock market and the value of the ruble. In this article, we will provide a detailed analysis of upcoming corporate reports, factors affecting inflation ...

... allow them to fully lift previously imposed voluntary restrictions of 2.2 million barrels by Q4 2025. Nonetheless, there remain voluntary cuts of 1.65 million barrels per day extended until the end of 2026, the future of which will be discussed at the OPEC+ monitoring committee meeting on September 7. Experts believe that the alliance will approach the issue of further production increases cautiously. Demand for oil traditionally decreases in the fall, especially considering the economic slowdown in Europe and China, so some ...