OPEC has received detailed compensation schedules from the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, and Oman to address their oil production exceeding agreed limits. These countries plan to offset a total of 3.797 million barrels per day of excess output by July 2026. This adjustment aims to stabilize global oil supply and prices by ensuring member compliance with production targets.
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The planned compensation for excess oil production may reduce supply pressures, but uncertainty remains depending on compliance and global demand factors.
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