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OPEC+ Oil-Production Cheats Show Little Sign of Making Compensation Cuts

In its effort to shore up global oil markets, OPEC+ is pushing members to atone for cheating on their supply quotas. Yet there’s little indication that they’re repenting.

By: financialpost.com

Jul 04 2024
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OPEC+ Oil-Production Cheats Show Little Sign of Making Compensation Cuts

(Bloomberg) — In its effort to shore up global oil markets, OPEC+ is pushing members to atone for cheating on their supply quotas. Yet there’s little indication that they’re repenting. Read More

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