Les ministres de l'Opep+ ont décidé dimanche d'augmenter les quotas de production de pétrole de 188.000 barils par jour pour le mois d'août, une hausse similaire à celles convenues ces derniers mois.
Les ministres de l'Arabie saoudite, de la Russie, de l'Irak, du Koweït, du Kazakhstan, de l'Algérie et d'Oman, principaux membres de l'Opep+, se sont réunis en ligne dimanche et ont "décidé de mettre en œuvre un ajustement de la production de 188.000 barils par jour", indique un communiqué de l'organisation, précisant que "cet ajustement sera mis en œuvre en août 2026".
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