OPEC Production Rises to 23.63 mb/d as Output Increases

OPEC crude oil production increased to 23.63 million barrels per day for 2026-07. Saudi Arabia leads OPEC output at 7.35 mb/d (31.1% of total).

23.632mb/d

OPEC Production

+1.63MoM

Production month: 2026-07

Report published: 2026-08

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OPEC+ Total

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US Production

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OPEC+ Compliance

Figures come from the report published above. US output, OPEC+ totals, and aggregate quota compliance are not available in this dataset.

OPEC Production History

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Production by Country

OPEC Production by Country

Country
Production (mb/d)
Quota (mb/d)
Compliance
MoM (mb/d)
% of OPEC (calculated)
Saudi Arabia7.35——+0.5131.1%
UAE3.78——-0.0316.0%
Iraq2.62——+0.6511.1%
Iran2.48——+0.0410.5%
Kuwait1.84——+0.397.8%
Nigeria1.55——-0.016.5%
Libya1.36——+0.045.8%
Venezuela1.12——+0.054.7%
Algeria0.99——+0.014.2%
Congo0.27——0.001.2%
Gabon0.21——-0.020.9%
Equatorial Guinea0.06——+0.010.2%

OPEC+ Countries

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OPEC Production FAQ

OPEC+ refers to the alliance between the 13 OPEC member nations and 10 non-OPEC oil producers, including Russia, that coordinate production policies. The expanded group controls over 50% of global oil production and holds significant market influence.

OPEC ministers meet regularly (typically monthly or quarterly) to assess market conditions and set production targets for member nations. Quotas are adjusted based on global demand forecasts, inventory levels, and price targets, with each country assigned a specific output ceiling.

OPEC compliance measures how closely member nations adhere to their production quotas. A compliance rate above 100% means countries are producing less than their quota (over-complying), while below 100% indicates overproduction. Historically, compliance varies widely by country.

Saudi Arabia leads OPEC production at around 9-10 million barrels per day, followed by Iraq, UAE, and Kuwait. Together, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members account for roughly 60% of OPEC output.

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