<scp>OPEC</scp> seeks to boost compliance amid demand uncertainty
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Abstract
OPEC seeks to boost compliance amid demand uncertaintySaudi Arabia wants to clamp down on OPEC-plus overproduction to improve credibility with the market amid uncertainty over demand.Pressure is growing on overproducers to comply with quotas and compensate for excess production, with catch up plans due by end-June.Crude over-production by the nine OPEC members subject to quotas rose by 100 000 b/d in May, leaving the group 320 000 b/d above its target ceiling.Output among OPEC members without quotas also rose slightly, although the non-OPEC part of OPEC-plus saw a fall of about 100 000 b/d. 1 The worst overproducers, Iraq, Russia, and Kazakhstan, have been given a deadline of the end of June to provide compensation plans.OPEC believes strict discipline is needed to bolster prices and avoid a global surplus in a context of rising output from non-members like United States, Canada and Guyana, and uncertainty over demand, especially in China (see Focus).The group has longstanding official reductions of 3.66 mn b/d, and on June 2, it agreed to extend production curbs into next year, although voluntary cuts made by eight top producers-currently around 2.2 mn b/d-will be only maintained at the same level for 3 months before being gradually eased up to September next year.2 How to cite this article: OPEC seeks to boost compliance amid demand uncertainty.
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