担忧供应过剩，OPEC+本周或继续小幅增产

Group 1 - OPEC+ is slowing down its efforts to regain market share due to concerns about potential oversupply in the oil market next year [1] - The organization is likely to reach an agreement to slightly increase the crude oil production target for December [1] - Since April, OPEC+ has cumulatively raised its crude oil production target by over 2.7 million barrels per day, accounting for approximately 2.5% of global oil supply [1] Group 2 - Disagreements have emerged among key oil-producing countries, particularly between Russia and Saudi Arabia regarding production levels [1] - Russia advocates for a moderate increase in production to avoid downward pressure on oil prices, while Saudi Arabia aims to significantly boost production to reclaim market share [1] - Oil prices fell to a five-month low of $60 per barrel on October 20 due to oversupply concerns but have since recovered to around $65 per barrel [1] Group 3 - RBC analyst Helima Croft predicts that Saudi Arabia and its OPEC partners will not significantly increase production unless there is clear evidence of supply disruptions [2] - OPEC+ members are considering a production increase of 137,000 barrels per day while also contemplating the possibility of pausing further increases [2] - As of the report, there has been no comment from OPEC, Russian officials, or the Saudi government regarding these developments [2]