Kazakhstan and Six OPEC+ Nations to Maintain Oil Output Levels in October
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Seven OPEC+ member countries, including Kazakhstan, have agreed to keep October oil production levels in line with the September plan.
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Seven OPEC+ nations have agreed to maintain their crude oil production volumes in October 2026 at the levels set under the September schedule.
The decision was reached on September 6 during a virtual meeting, according to the official statement published on the organization's website. The talks involved Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Algeria, and Oman.
These participating nations previously announced additional voluntary output adjustments.
Source: Kursiv
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