BlockBeats reported on Sept. 2, citing three informed sources, that OPEC+ is likely to keep its oil production policy for October unchanged at a meeting scheduled for Sunday. The report said the producer group is set to complete the first phase of unwinding its output cuts this month. After that, its focus is expected to shift to quota negotiations for 2027. The item cited Jinshi as the source of the information. No other policy details were disclosed in the brief report.
OPEC+ is likely to keep its oil production policy for October unchanged at its meeting on Sunday, according to a Sept. 2 report carried by BlockBeats and attributed to three informed sources.
The producer group is set to complete the first phase of unwinding its output cuts this month. Its attention will then shift to negotiations over 2027 production quotas, the report said, citing Jinshi.
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