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Russian Crude Output Lags OPEC Quota

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Last updated: 2025/12/09 at 9:47 PM
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Russia’s crude oil output final month was nicely beneath its OPEC+ quota, because the nation struggled to seek out patrons for its sanctioned barrels and Ukrainian drone assaults hampered refineries.

A mean 9.43 million barrels a day had been pumped in November, in accordance with individuals with data of the info, who requested to not be recognized discussing confidential info. Whereas that was 19,000 barrels a day above the October stage, it lagged the nation’s November goal by greater than 100,000 barrels a day, Bloomberg calculations present.

That’s additionally essentially the most that Russia’s precise reported manufacturing has lagged its month-to-month OPEC+ quota, together with compensation cuts, in over two years. It’s one other signal that Moscow faces a problem in offloading its oil, a key income that the Kremlin makes use of to fund its warfare with Ukraine.

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Russia had traditionally been one of many largest laggards in complying with OPEC+ output agreements, pumping above the targets, and even needed to make extra cuts to compensate for overproduction. The ultimate cuts had been made in October, in accordance with the Group of Petroleum Exporting Nations.

US sanctions that hit oil giants Rosneft PJSC and Lukoil PJSC have in latest weeks lowered urge for food for Russian barrels in key purchaser India. Nonetheless, merchants and refiners have stated that volumes may rebound as unsanctioned suppliers and new buying and selling intermediaries seem.

The problem find patrons has led to the quantity of Russian oil on water rising. Along with vessels idling for lengthy durations, some are taking longer voyages.

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In the meantime, Ukraine carried out document assaults on Russian refineries final month, pressuring crude-processing volumes as refinery house owners rushed to restore infrastructure. The 2 sides are combating an more and more intense vitality warfare as they try to realize a significant benefit as peace efforts drag on.

The Vitality Ministry didn’t instantly reply to a request for touch upon the manufacturing knowledge for November. 

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak in October stated that Russia has capability to lift oil manufacturing additional, however will achieve this progressively, in accordance with Tass information service. He final month stated that November knowledge confirmed that output has been rising and felt no influence from the newest sanctions, in accordance with Interfax.




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