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A recent report from "Morgan Stanley" predicted that the "OPEC Plus" alliance may work to significantly boost oil production quotas in an attempt to reactivate its dormant production capacity, but this shift has not yet translated into substantial increases in actual production.

The analysts at the American bank clarified in a note dated today that despite the increase in production quotas by about one million barrels per day between March and June, it is difficult to detect any actual increase in production, according to "Bloomberg".

The bank based its conclusions on a range of data including refinery production, shipment exports, pipeline flows, storage indicators, and production estimates from six different suppliers.

The bank still expects an increase in supplies from key members of about 420,000 barrels per day between June and September, as production quotas continue to rise.

The bank maintained its forecasts for a supply surplus, with supplies from outside "OPEC Plus" increasing by about 1.1 million barrels per day this year, surpassing the global demand growth rate of about 800,000 barrels per day.