London, United Kingdom – Global oil prices slipped on Monday after OPEC+ agreed to increase production targets from August, a move that signaled easing supply restrictions and added fresh pressure on crude markets already sensitive to geopolitical developments and shifting demand outlooks. Brent crude futures declined by around 34 cents to trade near $71. 78 per The post Oil prices dip after OPEC+ decision to raise output appeared first on PakTribune.



