Saudi Crude Output Jumps 26% as Riyadh Reports Near Pre-War Production

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Saudi Arabia told OPEC it raised crude production in October to 10.563 million barrels per day, back near pre-war levels and slightly above its OPEC quota of about 10.5 million bpd, Bloomberg columnist Javier Blas reported on Wednesday. Output rose 26% from 8.372 million bpd in September to the highest level since February, when the kingdom reported 10.882 million bpd in the last month before the
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