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OPEC+ to start pumping more oil next month

New target of an extra 411,000 barrels per day

Colin Sandell-Hay
OPEC+ to start pumping more oil next month

Credits: ENB

The OPEC+ countries have agreed to increase their daily production by 411,000 barrels on the back of "current healthy market fundamentals." The move comes after a review of global market conditions...

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