08.09.2025, 16:16

Eight OPEC+ countries to increase oil extraction y 137,000 barrels a day in Oct

MOSCOW. Sept 8 (Interfax) - The ministers of the eight OPEC+ countries taking part in voluntary restrictions on oil extraction have approved an increase of oil extraction by 137,000 barrels a day in October, OPEC said in a statement.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

05:01PM
Baku hosts special forces exercises involving Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Turkey

04:41PM
Uzbekistan plans to open FIFA office for Central Asian countries

04:09PM
AVERAGE WEIGHTED RATE ON SEPT 9, 2025 IS 536.76 TENGE FOR $1;

03:40PM
Kazakhstan shuts down major crypto exchanges used for drug money laundering

01:46PM
Kazakhstan to earn $75 million from satellite production for African, Asian nations

01:28PM
Massive Google data breach affects up to 2.5 billion Gmail accounts - Kazakh prosecutors

01:23PM
Kazakhstan harvests 9 million tonnes of grain from over one-third of planted areas

01:20PM
Kazakhstan to launch unified construction database by 2025

01:19PM
Kazakhstan drafts five-year AI integration plan for education sector

12:51PM
Kazakhstan to create national digital water management system by 2026

12:40PM
Kazakhstan to outfit paramedics, hospitals with security cameras

12:38PM
Kazakh PM orders review, elimination of ineffective social benefits by Dec

12:34PM
Kazakhstan orders launch of unified digital freight system by late 2025

12:31PM
Kazakhstan targets 12 mln cattle, double meat exports by 2030 – agriculture ministry

12:27PM
Kazakhstan advances funding plan for Afghan rail project

Press center

https://press.interfax.kz

KAZAKHSTAN TO ACHIEVE FULL DAIRY SELF-SUFFICIENCY BY 2027, BUT IMPORTS STILL NEEDED

KAZAKHSTAN CAN BECOME A REGIONAL LEADER IN MINERAL EXPLORATION

COUNTRIES TRYING TO BE FRIENDLY WITH EVERYONE CAN BENEFIT AND BECOME MORE ATTRACTIVE FOR INVESTMENT

KAZAKHSTAN IS SHIFTING FROM RESTRICTING CRYPTOCURRENCY MINING TO ITS DEVELOPING

Eight OPEC+ countries to increase oil extraction y 137,000 barrels a day in Oct

Press center