Economical refuelling

OPEC+ considers additional oil production increase in July, possible drop in fuel prices

Als de politiek niet ingrijpt, wordt benzine volgend jaar fors duurder.

Members of oil cartel OPEC+ are discussing whether to increase oil production sharply again next month, reports ANP. That would be the third month in a row that the cartel has increased its production more than originally planned, which could cause oil prices to fall again. For motorists, this could be beneficial when filling up.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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