OPEC+ agrees to keep November oil output targets steady
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{"epilogue": "OPEC and its allies agreed to keep November oil output targets steady amid ongoing Middle East tensions and the Iran war. The decision maintained unchanged oil quotas as Gulf exports faced disruptions, keeping crude prices elevated.
Epilogue added 50m ago, after coverage quieted.
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