OPEC+ is anticipated to increase oil production quotas for September, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia. The expected raise is 188,000 barrels per day, continuing a trend of recent increases aimed at stabilizing global energy supplies amidst ongoing disruptions, particularly in the Middle East. According to Rystad Energy analyst Jorge Leon, this adjustment will likely be the final in the current series. While production will increase in the short term, the group appears to be nearing the end of its recent expansion phase. This decision comes as the war in the Middle East continues to pose challenges to consistent energy flow. The meeting, to be held online Sunday, will formally confirm the expected quotas.