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中文(ZH) 主要产油国宣布7月继续保持增产

OPEC+ nations to boost oil production in July

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Major oil-producing nations have announced plans to increase production in July, with seven OPEC+ countries deciding to add 188,000 barrels per day to the market. This marks the fourth consecutive month of production increases from these key players. Separately, Amsterdam is implementing new tourism policies aimed at managing visitor impact, including raising overnight tourist taxes and closing a cruise terminal. AI

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OPEC+ nations to boost oil production in July

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    Major oil-producing countries announce continued production increase in July

    石油输出国组织（欧佩克）7日发表声明说，7个“欧佩克+”主要产油国决定7月日均增产原油18.8万桶。至此，主要产油国已连续四个月宣布增产。（央视新闻）

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