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US index futures were... The Devil Is Always In The ISM Details And Can OPEC Deliver More Barrels? By Stephen Innes - Jun 02, 2022 Markets US equities were weaker Wednesday, with the S&P down 0.7%.

OPEC oil output fell in March ahead of a scheduled output hike, a Reuters survey found, as Nigeria curbed deliveries to domestic refineries and Iranian and Venezuelan supply dropped on renewed U.S.

Another big reason that oil prices have weakened is that the OPEC cartel and its allies announced last week that they would accelerate plans to increase production. That will increase supply of ...

Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, has lowered crude oil prices for Asian buyers in May to their lowest level in four months. The price reduction follows OPEC+ oil group's ...

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"A desire by the OPEC leadership to send a warning signal ... That conservatism was on display in the two-year supply road map finally approved last month by OPEC+, which the group had delayed ...

Brent crude, the global benchmark, slid nearly 8% to under $65 a barrel, which if it holds would be the lowest end-of-day settlement price since August 2021. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S ...

Additionally, oil sell-off was also driven by a decision of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, known collectively as OPEC, to advance plans for output increases.