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Oil futures rallied on Monday, with U.S. prices headed for their highest settlement since 2014, after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies, together known as OPEC+, reaffirmed their previous decision on production levels and said the group will raise the monthly overall production by 400,000 barrels per day in November. "OPEC+ is only adding 400,000 barrels per day of supply back to the market each month," said Peter McNally, global sector lead for industrial, materials and energy at Third Bridge.

Oil futures rally as OPEC+ agrees to boost output in November

Crude-oil futures edged slightly higher to flat on Monday morning, as investors watched developments from a gathering of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, including Russia, on output.

Futures Movers: U.S. oil futures mostly flat as OPEC+ meeting in focus

Analysts expect the group of state producers including Russia and Saudi Arabia to hold firm with plans to add 400,000 barrels a day in November.

Oil Prices Steady Ahead of Closely Watched OPEC+ Meeting Amid Energy Crunch

OPEC and its allies are likely to stick to their existing agreement to add 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil to the market in November, three OPEC+ sources said on Monday, despite pressure from consumers to cool a red hot market.

OPEC+ seen keeping oil output policy unchanged, OPEC+ sources say

Oil fell on Monday ahead of an OPEC+ supply policy meeting https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/opec-meets-output-increase-oil-prices-rally-2021-10-03 that may decide whether a recent rally in prices can be sustained as the world fitfully recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Oil falls ahead of OPEC+ supply policy meeting

After the price of Brent Crude Oil climbed above $80 a barrel last week for the first time since 2018, OPEC+ is set to meet on Monday to discuss oil production policy. What Happened: The 23-nation grouping led by Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed in July to boost output by 400,000 barrels per day every month until at least April 2022.

OPEC+ Meeting To Discuss Oil Production Policy As Price Breaks Above $80 Per Barrel

OPEC and its allies meet on Monday to debate how much oil to release into the red hot market, where supply disruptions and recovering demand from the coronavirus pandemic have pushed oil above $80 per barrel.

OPEC meets on output increase as oil prices rally

S&P Global Ratings said on Saturday it had revised its outlook on Oman to positive from stable due to higher oil prices and fiscal reform plans that are expected to narrow state deficits and slow a rise in debt levels over the next three years.

S&P revises Oman outlook to positive on higher oil prices, reforms

Oil futures settled a bit higher on Friday, shaking off earlier declines, as traders placed their bets ahead of a meeting Monday of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies. The group, known as OPEC+, are expected to make a decision on crude production levels, with most analysts saying producers are most likely to continue with their gradual increases in output, but a stronger boost in production remains a possibility.

Oil futures settle higher, contributing to a gain for the week

Crude producers often pump out considerable gas too. Investors could look at Exxon, Royal Dutch and Marathon.

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And tightness in the global natural gas market could put more upward pressure on crude as high natgas prices encourage switching to oil.

Oil could surge above $100 in the event of a cold winter - and spark inflation that drives the next macro crisis, BofA says

Much like the whale oil trade at its peak in the mid 1800s, crude oil prices have probably topped.

Key Words: Crude oil prices will go the way of ‘whale oil' as demand has peaked, says ARK's Cathie Wood

"If @ARKInvest's research is correct, oil prices will suffer the same fate as whale oil prices," Wood said in a tweet Thursday evening.

Cathie Wood compares current crude market to whale oil, predicts it will meet the same fate

Oil futures on Friday were headed lower, pressured by a report that OPEC and its allies will discuss a further increase to global output than had been previously expected among its members at a meeting next week.

Futures Movers: Oil futures slip Friday, amid report of coming OPEC+ output hike

Oil prices dropped on Friday on the prospect that the OPEC+ supplier alliance might step up a planned increase in output to ease supply concerns, with soaring gas prices spurring power producers to switch from gas to oil.

Oil slips as OPEC+ weighs output boost for tight market

Crude oil prices and related exchange traded funds gained on Thursday as China prepared to stock up on supplies to meet rising consumption rates, and overall global demand is projected to return to pre-pandemic levels. On Thursday, the United States Oil Fund (NYSEArca: USO), which tracks West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures, and the United [.

Oil ETFs Gain on Demand Recovery, Chinese Import Commitments

Oil futures finished higher on Thursday, finding support from expectations for higher oil demand after Bloomberg reported that China ordered state-owned energy companies to secure winter supplies at all costs. In the past, power shortages related to insufficient coal supplies led to purchases of oil, said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy & Economic Research.

Oil futures finish higher, contributing to gains for the month and quarter

As oil prices move to their highest in three years, demand continues to outpace supply, with little sign that things will improve before next year. U.S. producers are mostly watching from the sidelines

$90 Oil By Year's End? Post-COVID Oil Supply Can't Keep Pace With Post-COVID Demand

Oil futures shook off early losses Thursday to trade higher. "Oil's up on news China has ordered top energy firms to secure supplies for winter at all costs," said Phil Flynn, senior market analyst at The Price Futures Group.

Oil futures turn higher on reports that China ordered energy firms to secure winter supplies at all costs

Oil futures were headed lower Thursday morning, with analysts blaming the slide on recent data showing that U.S. inventories were rising for the first time in eight weeks.

Futures Movers: Oil futures slip Thursday as investors key in on data highlighting growing U.S. stockpiles

Oil prices fell on Thursday, extending losses after official figures showed an unexpected rise in inventories in the United States although prices seem to have stabilised following a recent run of gains.

Oil falls after U.S. inventories post surprise gain

When the oil and gas sector saw a significant amount of demand disappear at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, some investors saw a value opportunity and decided to invest in the sector at rock-bottom prices in order to reap the benefits of demand recovery.

Will the Oil Price Recovery Hit a Ceiling on Demand Destruction?

Oil futures ended with a loss on Wednesday, pressured by the first weekly climb for U.S. crude inventories in eight weeks, as well as strength in the U.S. dollar, with the U.S. ICE U.S. Dollar Index DXY, +0.60% at its highest levels in about a year. West Texas Intermediate crude for November delivery CLX21, -0.68% fell 46 cents, or 0.6%, to settle at $74.83 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Oil futures end lower on rise in U.S. crude supplies, strength in the dollar

Major oil producers are expected to keep their current oil output agreement in place when they meet on Monday, gradually raising production, but analysts say they're likely to see increasing pressure to boost output even more with crude prices at their highest in almost three years and energy shortages in Europe and Asia.

Commodities Corner: Why OPEC+ is likely to keep its plan to boost oil output

The Energy Information Administration reported on Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories rose by 4.6 million barrels for the week ended Sept. 24. That defied expectations for an average decline of 4.5 million barrels expected by analysts polled by S&P Global Platts.

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