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OPEC will not adjust crude oil production temporarily>
According to reports from Xinhua News Agency, Iraqi Oil Minister Hossein Shahristani addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, stating that OPEC will not make any immediate adjustments to crude oil production. The decision comes as global markets remain closely watching the balance between supply and demand amid economic uncertainties.
OPEC members are set to hold a special meeting in Vienna on February 1. When asked if the group would consider increasing output during the gathering, Shahristani emphasized that there is no urgent need for a production hike at this time. He noted that the current market conditions do not justify a change in policy.
In response to concerns about potential declines in global oil demand due to a slowing U.S. economy and broader global growth, Shahristani confirmed that OPEC has not yet considered reducing output in the near term. The minister stressed that the organization is focused on maintaining stability in the oil market.
Also present at the forum, UAE Energy Minister Mohammad Hamili told reporters that OPEC will assess the economic outlook for the U.S. and the world in early February, and how it may affect future oil demand. However, he did not reveal the UAE’s stance on potential production changes.
As the new year began, international oil prices surged past the $100 per barrel mark, only to dip slightly afterward. Despite worries that a U.S. economic slowdown could reduce demand, oil prices have remained steady around $90 per barrel. Analysts suggest that OPEC's cautious approach reflects its desire to avoid further market volatility while monitoring economic developments closely.
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