Iraqi officials say they have no plan to leave OPEC or OPEC+

Iraqi officials confirming their commitment to OPEC and OPEC+ suggests stability within the group, which is crucial for market confidence in oil supply management.

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This statement may help price stability, signaling to traders that there won't be significant shifts in production strategy or potential divisions within OPEC+, which could impact oil prices and related asset classes.

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