欧佩克+同意自10月起进一步提高石油产量，以夺回市场份额-美股-金融界

Group 1 - OPEC+ has agreed to increase oil production starting in October, with Saudi Arabia aiming to regain market share, although the increase is slower due to anticipated global demand weakening [1][2] - The increase in production for October is set at 137,000 barrels per day, significantly lower than the previous months' increases of approximately 555,000 barrels per day in September and August, and 411,000 barrels per day in July and June [1] - The agreement indicates the initiation of the second phase of the reduction plan, with the previous 1.65 million barrels per day cut expected to end more than a year earlier than planned [1][5] Group 2 - Analysts suggest that the limited increase in production sends a significant signal about OPEC+'s priorities, emphasizing market share over potential risks of falling oil prices [2] - The next meeting of the eight member countries is scheduled for October 5, where they may consider accelerating, pausing, or reversing production increases [2] - The actual production increase has been lower than promised due to most member countries nearing full production capacity [4] Group 3 - Saudi Arabia has been taking actions against overproducing members like Kazakhstan, while the UAE has built new capacity and seeks to raise production targets [3] - Continuous increases in oil production this year have led to a 15% drop in oil prices, resulting in the lowest profits for oil companies since the COVID-19 pandemic and significant layoffs [3] - Despite Western sanctions on Russia and Iran supporting oil prices, they remain stable around $65 per barrel, allowing OPEC+ to continue its production increase [3]