Escalation: OPEC Oil Output Jumps in June
On July 5, 2026, global crude oil prices fell to a four-month low.
OPEC said its oil output rose in June as Gulf producers restored production, adding barrels back to the market, according to a Voice report published two days ago.
Voice said the June supply increase carries implications for prices and OPEC policy, and highlighted India among the countries affected.
Both OPEC’s account and the Voice report agree that returning Gulf supply lifted OPEC’s June output; neither source in the provided materials cites a specific barrel total or an immediate OPEC policy change tied to the increase.
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