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Crude Regains Ground As OPEC Members Announce Cuts

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Crude is regaining some ground as member states individually announce voluntary output cuts for the first quarter of 2024. Brent February drifted to an intraday low of $80.62/bbl after the ministerial OPEC meeting ended.

    • Brent FEB 24 down -1.6% at 81.57$/bbl
    • WTI JAN 24 down -1.5% at 76.7$/bbl
  • Saudi Arabia will continue its voluntary supply cuts through Q1 2024 and sees its output at 9m b/d.
  • Russia will cut total exports by 0.5m b/d, of which 0.3m b/d will be crude and 0.2m b/d will be products, Deputy PM Alexander Novak said. Russia will gradually return flows based on market conditions, Novak added.
  • Algeria agreed to cut an additional 51k from Jan-March 2024.
  • Kuwait will make an additional output cut of 135k b/d.
  • Oman will cut by 42k b/d.
  • Kazakhstan will also cut output by a further 82k b/d.
  • UAE will make additional cuts of 160kbpd.
  • Angola’s OPEC government said the country rejects it’s OPEC quota and will not stick to it. Angola will produce 1.18mbpd instead of its 1.11mbpd OPEC quota.
  • OPEC ministers will meet again in June 2024 to discuss output levels.
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