The United States reached a new record in oil production, reaching 13.95 million barrels per day. This value represents the highest point ever recorded in North American oil production.
Energy sector companies significantly accelerated their production pace to meet growing demand. This increase in extraction activity was mainly driven by the war in the Middle East, which created uncertainties in the global energy market.
High crude prices also contributed to this acceleration in production. The combination of geopolitical instability in the Middle East region and high oil values on the international market motivated companies to maximize their productive capacity.
