OPEC + members agreed to increase production by 411,000 barrels per day in June, OPEC representatives said on May 3. The OPEC + meeting scheduled for next Monday has been brought forward to Saturday, but it is not clear why the meeting has been rescheduled. Four sources said before the meeting that the increase in production in June is likely to be similar to the amount agreed in May (411,000 barrels per day). Most of the market also expects the organization to increase production significantly again, similar to the increase in May. "The market is now completely focused on OPEC, and even the tariff war has taken a back seat," said Scott Shelton, an energy expert at UnitedICAP. Oil traders are ready for OPEC + to increase supply. Oil prices fell more than 1% on Friday and 8% this week, the largest weekly decline since March.