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EXCLUSIVE: Iraq warns it might leave OPEC if oil quota not raised, sources say

Iraq has issued a warning regarding a potential exit from OPEC as the country pushes for an increase in its oil production quota.

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The brief

Iraq is currently signaling an intent to withdraw from OPEC unless the organization approves an upward revision of its production limits. This development follows a similar move previously undertaken by the United Arab Emirates.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, the Financial Times, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and OilPrice.com emphasizes that the dispute centers on Iraq's desire to expand its output capabilities. Reports highlight the growing pressure on the organization's existing quota framework.

Future developments hinge on whether OPEC adjusts the production limits for Iraq. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for potential negotiations or a formal exit decision.

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Quick answers

Why is Iraq threatening to leave OPEC?

Iraq is seeking to increase its oil production quota and has indicated that a failure to secure this hike could result in its withdrawal.

Has any other country left OPEC recently?

According to coverage from CNBC, the United Arab Emirates has previously exited the organization.

What will happen to oil production?

Coverage does not yet specify the ultimate outcome for production levels or the future of Iraq's membership in the organization.

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Iraq OPEC Oil Energy UAE

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