Today’s report showed that OPEC’s production fell again last month. However, the group also increased its expectations of non-OPEC supply growth. We think that the cartel is still being too optimistic with its projections for non-OPEC output next year and expect the market to be in a small surplus in 2018, which will weigh on prices.
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