U.S. crude oil extends losses, falls below $73 per barrel on OPEC+ increasing supply
Oil has erased most of gains for the year as OPEC+ plans to start increasing production in October.
Oil has erased most of gains for the year as OPEC+ plans to start increasing production in October.
JPMorgan said the decision by OPEC+ is largely neutral for oil prices in 2024.
Expectations have mounted over the timeframe and number of rate cuts likely to be carried out by global central banks.
The influential Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies on Sunday agreed to extend its official crude output agreement into 2025.
Saudi state oil giant Aramco commenced its secondary public offering on Sunday as the company looks to raise in the region of $12 billion.
U.S. oil is down 4.8% in May, while global benchmark Brent has fallen 7.2%.
The OPEC+ alliance meets on June 2 to decide the next steps of its production policy.
Aramco will offer 1.545 billion shares in a price range between 26.70 and 29 Saudi riyals per share on Sunday.
Stocks that are kicked out of the Dow typically outperform their replacements.
U.S. crude oil having its worst monthly performance since December.