Saudi Arabia Reports 26% Surge in Crude Output to Highest Since Pre-War Levels, OPEC Data Shows
Saudi Arabia reported to OPEC that its crude oil output rose 26% last month to the highest level since before the war began. The Kingdom led regional output recovery, contributing to falling oil price
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Saudi oil output hits pre-war high, supply surge pressures crude prices
- Saudi output hit 10.56 mb/d in October — highest since pre-war levels and above its OPEC quota; Iraq’s output rose to ~4.9 mb/d, also above its ceiling
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- wallstcn沙特告知OPEC，其原油产量上月增长26%，升至冲突爆发前以来的最高水平。13:01
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Published：2026-11-11 13:01:36 · Source：wallstcn · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.