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OIL: OPEC Releases New Compensation Plan for Overproducers

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OPEC has released its updated compensation plan for members who overproduced relative to their quotas.

  • The reductions pledged by countries including Kazakhstan, Iraq and Russia should offset the group’s plans to revive halted output through to the end of next year, Bloomberg said.
  • However, the overproducing countries have failed to meet previous efforts to curb output, especially the case for Kazakhstan and Iraq.
  • While Kazakhstan has pledged to rein in output, CPC flows are set for near-record levels next month
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Source: OPEC
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OPEC has released its updated compensation plan for members who overproduced relative to their quotas.

  • The reductions pledged by countries including Kazakhstan, Iraq and Russia should offset the group’s plans to revive halted output through to the end of next year, Bloomberg said.
  • However, the overproducing countries have failed to meet previous efforts to curb output, especially the case for Kazakhstan and Iraq.
  • While Kazakhstan has pledged to rein in output, CPC flows are set for near-record levels next month
Screenshot 2025-03-20 154843
Source: OPEC