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OPEC+ Likely to Stick With Plan for Steady Quotas, Delegates Say

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 19:22 UTC By Grant Smith and Fiona MacDonald 1 min read
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Key OPEC+ members are likely to stick with a plan to hold crude production quotas steady for next month when they meet this weekend, according to two delegates.

Key OPEC+ members are likely to stick with a plan to hold crude production quotas steady for next month when they meet this weekend, according to two delegates.
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