Highlights Members will meet online July 1 to decide on August quotas Robust demand growth prompts talk of $100/b oil prices Pandemic recovery, Iran nuclear talks remain uncertainties Dated Brent has shot past $75/b, oil inventories are falling and market forecasters are warning of a supply crunch this summer if OPEC and its allies do not agree to pump more crude imminently. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now OPEC+ ministers may very well oblige when they meet July 1 to discuss production quotas for August and possibly beyond. But how much crude to produce and for how long are the key questions, and many analysts expect a tempered short-term rise of perhaps 500,000 b/d to 700,000 b/d. Members will be keen to capture some of the rising demand for oil, without pushing prices down, while they also await the outcome of […]