The Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan stated that the country has no plans to cut oil production in May. The country has continuously exceeded production limits, creating tensions within OPEC+. The Ministry of Energy in Astana said that the largest oil-producing country in Central Asia will have an average daily production of crude oil and condensate of 277,000 tons in May, remaining the same as in April, while the average daily production in March was 260,000 tons. OPEC+ has agreed to significantly increase production for two consecutive months, surprising traders and pushing down oil prices. This move is largely driven by Saudi Arabia, the leader of OPEC, which hopes to punish member states such as Kazakhstan that have continuously exceeded production limits. Crude oil has shown a trend of stabilizing and rebounding at a low level today, stabilizing and rising around $57.7, and showing a volatile upward trend. The key today is whether the upward trend of crude oil can continue to break above the level of $60.6.
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