欧佩克+开会审议配额，7月增产决策在即

Group 1 - OPEC+ is set to hold an online meeting to review production quotas for 2025 and 2026, with a focus on whether to continue the current production increase plan of 411,000 barrels per day [1][2] - The importance of the overall OPEC+ quota has diminished over the past two years, with actual supply adjustments primarily led by a core group of eight countries, including Saudi Arabia and Russia [1] - The recent production increase announcement by these countries was three times the expected amount, leading to a significant drop in oil prices, marking a fracture in the alliance's efforts to support oil prices [1] Group 2 - The Brent crude oil contract price has stabilized around $65 following the partial removal of tariffs by Trump, with OPEC+ representatives providing various explanations for policy shifts [2] - The meeting may provide Saudi Arabia with an opportunity to pursue goals of punishing overproducing members and regaining lost market share, although there are currently no signs of such plans on the agenda [2] - The initial meeting will be conducted by the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee, followed by a full meeting of all 22 member countries, culminating in a biennial review by the 12 core OPEC members [2]