OPEC+ crashed oil prices by hiking output in April. Here’s why they could do it again. - MarketWatch

1. OPEC+ plans to increase oil output, exacerbating price falls. 2. U.S. crude hit a four-year low at $59.58 a barrel. 3. Analysts suggest economic uncertainty may worsen due to tariffs. 4. Potential OPEC+ meeting on June output levels could stabilize prices. 5. Increased production aims to maximize revenue amidst cooling demand.