OPEC+ meets to debate production quotas, new cut: Sources

OPEC+ member countries met today to discuss production quotas in the oil market. The meeting was contentious, with some members such as the Saudis pushing for an extra 1 million barrel cut, while others disagreed, saying that the current output target should be maintained. Despite the discord, sources indicate that a compromise was reached and a new cut will be implemented in the coming weeks.

This news comes as crude oil prices have been lingering, with traders closely watching for any updates or signals from the OPEC+ meeting. Some analysts had predicted that a failure to agree on new cuts could cause oil prices to drop even further.

The delay in the meeting had also been a concern for the market, with OPEC+ members unable to agree on a baseline change plan. However, it seems that they were able to put their differences aside and find common ground on the issue of production quotas.

This development will undoubtedly have an impact on oil prices and the global economy, as the petroleum market is a vital component of many industries. The OPEC+ decision will also be closely watched by traders and investors, who will be looking for further signs of stability and growth in the market.