The Global Tug-Of-War That Sets Oil Prices
1. OPEC+ increases production amid U.S. shale dominance. 2. Current oil prices may stabilize around $75-85 per barrel. 3. Market share defense outweighs price defense for OPEC+. 4. High U.S. output pressures oil prices long-term. 5. Investors must understand market dynamics for energy stocks.