Les prix du pétrole en baisse après l'accord de l'OPEP+ pour augmenter la production

Les prix du pétrole ont reculé après la décision de l'OPEP+ d'augmenter ses objectifs de production à partir du mois d'août. Cette décision intervient alors que des signes montrent une reprise des exportations des principaux producteurs via le détroit d'Ormuz.

Les prix du pétrole ont baissé suite à la décision de l'OPEP+ d'augmenter la production à partir du mois d'août. Les principaux producteurs ont fait état d'une reprise de leurs exportations via le détroit d'Ormuz. La hausse prévue pourrait toutefois être limitée par les tensions géopolitiques en cours. Les exportations pétrolières du Golfe reprennent, mais restent en dessous des niveaux d'avant le conflit. Les expéditions de brut russe ont fortement augmenté en raison des dommages subis par les raffineries.

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