02.02.2026, 10:25

Kazakhstan faces major OPEC+ production cut to compensate for past overproduction

ALMATY. Feb 2 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan must sharply reduce its oil production in February to compensate for exceeding its output quota in prior months, according to OPEC+ calculations reviewed by Interfax.

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