OPEC's oil output rebounded in July, driven mainly by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, a Bloomberg survey showed.
Bloomberg survey shows OPEC's crude oil production rebounded in July, mainly driven by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, offsetting some wartime losses. This comes despite opaque shipping data complicating the tracking of the organization's output.
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