Canada will boost oil production by about 140,000 barrels per day in April as part of the IEA's effort to increase crude supply amid shortages linked to the war in Iran. The move is a targeted, short-term supply increase that should exert modest downward pressure on prices but is unlikely to materially alter global market balances on its own.
Canada will boost oil production by about 140,000 barrels per day in April as part of the IEA's effort to increase crude supply amid shortages linked to the war in Iran. The move is a targeted, short-term supply increase that should exert modest downward pressure on prices but is unlikely to materially alter global market balances on its own.
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